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Here's a link to Top 10 Web 2.0 Tools for Young Learners....
http://thejournal.com/articles/2009/02/02/top-10-web-20-tools-for-young-learners.aspx
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Can't wait to use some these tools in my classroom. Great info!
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What do the best classrooms in the world look like?
http://www.slate.com/id/2271733
Yea! I just got a projector in my classroom last week, this is wonderfully useful to me! :)
ReplyDeleteEducational Origami- very rich resource. Lots of good stuff about Bloom's Taxonomy in the digital age. There are also PDFs of learning strategies for getting started using different tools like blogs, etc. AND even some RUBRICS for evaluating student work in electronic tools, like blogs. There's a lot to explore, but it's definitely worth going there...
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Awesome site!!!!
ReplyDeleteWith the technology our district has provided for faculty and students, these sites should provide some great ideas to incorporate into curriculum.
ReplyDeleteThese are some really great tools! My principal and district really stress the use of technology but NEW tools are not always offered, we have to seek them out. These are some I was not familiar with at all.I'd love to incorporate several of them into my classroom.
ReplyDeleteI am still searching for ways to use technology, particularly social networking, with children who have profound disabilities. I found a resource that might help: the URL is http://blog.sunbeltstaffing.com/special-education/5-best-free-online-resources-for-special-education-teachers/
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