Other_Resources

Other Resources

 * Finding other teachers
 * Leading Teacher Network ([|link])
 * Search using Delicious tags ([|link])
 * Search using Google ([|link])
 * Directory of student and teach blogs by grade level ([|link])
 * List of teacher blogs ([|link])
 * Another list of teacher blogs ([|link])
 * Yet another list of teacher blogs ([|link])
 * OK, one last list of teacher blogs ([|link])
 * Search using Google’s blog search ([|link])
 * Search for teacher who use Webnode for their classroom ([|link])
 * Instructional videos on technology for teachers ([|link])
 * Excellent videos on a range of professional development topics from Discovery Education Network ([|link])
 * Excellent directory of free educational websites and software ([|link])
 * Sample educational websites from schools and students ([|link])
 * Dr. Gary Small discusses the impact of the Internet on the brain ([|link])
 * LearningReviews.com Interactive Learning Resources (link)
 * Excellent directory of all educational resources provided by Federal Government agencies ([|link])
 * Check out this website where teacher sell their best EdTech content for a minimal fee ([|link])
 * A good directory of Educational Technology resources ([|link])
 * Get ideas for integrating technology by reviewing documents and presentations from other teachers at DocStor ([|link]).
 * Sometimes I find educational resources at Scribd ([|link]), but usually they are books.
 * Twitter guide book ([|link])
 * Usborne Books has excellent books on science and math.
 * They also have excellent weblinks ([|link])
 * Video of interactive Classroom2.0 Elluminate sessions ([|link])
 * consider attending one live so you can participate
 * Collection of tools to help students perform research ([|link])
 * Videos from PBS ([|link]), Khan Academy ([|link]) and MN Video Vault ([|link])
 * Collection of link from a Connecticut Association of Independent Schools tech retreat (links)
 * Excellent list of interactive websites (link)
 * List of teacher Nings by subject (link)
 * List of alternative assessment ideas ([|link])
 * Most recent Delicious bookmarks saved by at least 500 people ([|link])
 * HUGE list of websites for teachers and the popularity of each ([|link])
 * Excellent list of free software and websites ([|link])
 * List of high-quality blogs by Liz Strauss ([|link])
 * Links for teacher who discuss five ways they want to change teaching ([|link])
 * List of online research journals ([|link])
 * 50 free software programs for teachers (link) - courtesy of @n8ngrimm
 * Twitter resources
 * watch this presentation - What is Twitter? ([|link])
 * introductory guide ([|link])
 * video of use by college professor ([|link])
 * learn how to search Twitter ([|link])
 * you can add common searches to your own Twitter home page
 * also check out the advanced search features on the "About Search" link
 * here are links to articles about Twitter - and some about Twitter in Education. ([|link])
 * directories of teacher Tweets
 * directory ([|link])
 * a directory setup as a wiki ([|link])
 * Jane Hart's directory ([|link])
 * teacher directory set up as a Google Docs spreadsheet ([|link])
 * teacher directory set up in a Google Docs spreadsheet - also includes notes about how they use twitter ([|link])
 * join the teacher Twitter group ([|link])
 * List of influential educational tweets ([|link])
 * join this directory ([|link]) - it has a spreadsheet ("Sheet1") for data entry and a map ("locations")
 * Wiki ideas
 * Examples of how wikis are being used for group projects ([|link]) and collaborative projects ([|link])
 * List of sample classroom wikis ([|link])

Nings to Join

 * List of Nings from Jane Hart ([|link])
 * Review the Nings where I am a member ([|link])
 * Navigate to Ning and search ([|link])