12 Awesome EdTech Tools for 2012-2013 focuses on tools for teachers who are relatively new to integrating technology in their classrooms.
Found via ~ Free Technology for Teachers by Richard Byrne
12 Awesome EdTech Tools for 2012-2013 focuses on tools for teachers who are relatively new to integrating technology in their classrooms.
Found via ~ Free Technology for Teachers by Richard Byrne
In this installment of Tom Barett's Interesting Ways series, educators from around the globe have shared their ideas for using iPads in the classroom.
Kathy Shrock has created a new edition of Bloomin' Apps for iPad, which link iPad apps to Bloom's Revised Taxonomy.
This clickable visual is powerful in its simplicity and clarity and emphasizes the "interlocking of cognitive processes". ~ Kathy Shrock
Today's (New) Literacy is part of Daniel Churchill's New Literacy in the Web 2.0 World presentation.
The image is a particularly good snapshot of 21st century literacy and how it has evolved.
There is a typo on the third slide, ego instead of ago.
Found via Kathy Shrock's Literacy in the Digital Age.
Literacy in the Digital Age, part of Kathy Shrock's Guide to Everything, provides an inclusive overview of resources for literacy as it is currently defined.
Thanks to Kathy for providing so many excellent resources!
Larry Ferlazzo shared this infographic by Chris Lema on his Edublog. I was struck by the simplicity and relevance of the information being presented. Click above for the full-size image.
~ Found via Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day
You Are Your Words is a new Web tool created by he American Heritage Dictionary. The tool allows you to create a self-portrait using your own words that have already been written and saved or write something new specifically for your portrait. Your unique image can be saved and shared. Kelly Tenkley, author of iLearn Technology recommends You Are Your Words as a good get-to-know or ice-breaker exercise.
Gooru is a free Web application that allows teachers to search and teach students to search and study a complete set of resources for any topic.Students use classbooks, that are collections of textbooks, teacher videos and assessments and teachers use resources organized into class plans that can be moved through as a playlist. ~ GooruEdnovo
With so many tools be developed for the Web almost daily, it is great to have a current "best of" list for educators. The possibilities foe classroom use are endless!Thanks to Richard Byrne, author of Free Technology for Teachers, for making the slides of his most requested presentation available.
Found via Free Technology for Teachers
StudyBlue is a digital study tool for making online/mobile flashcards.Students can choose from millions of student-authored online flashcards, quizzes, and study guides, or they can create their own.
Teachers can make flashcards for their students to study online or on their mobile device to build on concepts studied in class.
Found via: Free Technology for Teachers
Lessonopoly is an open educational resource that lets you manage your classroom, find and share lesson plans and connect with other teachers.The Science of NFL Football is featured for Super Bowl week-end.
"Google Science Fair is looking for the brightest young scientists from around the world to submit interesting, creative projects that are relevant to the world today. You can enter if you are between the ages of 13 and 18. All you need is an idea."
The 2011 Edublog Award Winners were announced December 14, 2011.A treasure trove of excellent resources can be discovered in the list of nominees and winners!
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