Websites

=Math= [|Kahn Academy]

Science
[|Lecture Demonstrations]

Social Studies
[|Legislative Semester]

English/Language Arts
[|Language Arts Applications] [|Lit 2 Go- narrations of books] [|Grammar lessons] [|Digital Storytelling] [|Authors who will Skpe]

dorigami [|Blooms taxonomy] [|Kathy Schrock Blooms web resources] [|Scoop it] Will Richardson [|Problem Based Learning- Buck Institute] Meg Ormiston [|Teacher Training Videos] [|Education World] Great list of web tools **Rob Mancabelli** (educational website) **Weblogg-ed** (education blog maintained by Will Richardson) **Mark Klassen** (professional websites of cinematographer Mark Klassen) Mark Klassen's Vimeo Page **Lynda** (training in a variety of software) **Flat World Knowledge** (free textbook and learning resources) *Diigo Examples** (//New York Times// article) **Anne Smith Discussion Examples** **Shannon Miller Lesson Plan Examples** **Clarence Fisher Rubric Examples** **Assistive Technology Resources** **Alan Levine** (a director at the New Media Consortium) **Bit.ly** (link-shortening tools) **Blogger** (blog-hosting website) **Cybrary Man** (educational Twitter hashtags) **Delicious** (bookmarking and network-building website) **Digital Media and Learning Central** (collaborative blog on education) **Diigo** (bookmarking and network-building website) **Edutopia** (website for the George Lucas Education Foundation) **Facebook** (social-networking website) **Google** (popular search engine and portal to document hosting, maps, and more) **Google Blog Search** (Google tool to locate blogs) **Jay Rosen** (journalism professor and media critic at NYU) **Kathy Cassidy** (first grade teacher in Saskatchewan) **Lee Kolbert** (middle school teacher in Florida) **Mashable** (instructions on creating Twitter lists) **Pam Moran** (superintendent in Virginia) **Patrick Larkin** (high school principal in Massachusetts) **Shelly Blake Plock** (high school history teacher in Maryland) **Rob Mancabelli** **Tom Barrett** (educational consultant in the UK) **TinyURL** (link-shortening tools) **TransLeadership** (blog of educator Tony Baldasaro) **TwitPic** (tool for sharing media on Twitter) **Twitter** (social-networking website) **Twitter4Teachers** (a collection of teacher Twitter feeds) **Will Richardson** **21 Classes** (classroom and educational blog-hosting website) **AudioBoo** (podcast-sharing tools) **Class Blogmeister** (classroom and educational blog-hosting website) **Classroom2.0** (social network for teachers) **CoverItLive** (text chat and discussion tool) **Creative Commons** (resource for copyrighting and sharing media) **Dweeber** (academic social-networking website) **Edmodo** (classroom-networking website) **Edublogs** (classroom and educational blog-hosting website) **Flickr** (media-hosting website) **Glogster** (multimedia sharing) **JingProject** (screencapture and screencast tools) **Learning Is Messy** (Brian Crosby's educational website) **Ning** (personalized social-networking website) **PBWorks** (personal wiki website) **Photobucket** (photo-hosting website) **Posterous** (podcast-sharing tools) **ScreenToaster** (screencapture and screencast tools) **TED** (video recordings of lectures and presentations) **TodaysMeet** (tool for sharing and discussing media) **Ustream** (tool for sharing and discussing media) **VoiceThread** (multimedia sharing) **Wikispaces** (personal wiki website) **Wright's Room** (educator Shelley Wright's blog) **Mr. C's Class Blog** (William Chamberlain's class blog) **Connected Principals** (networking for principals) **Evernote** (resource for recording and sharing media and ideas) **Google Books** (project to digitize and store books) **Moodle** (free portal system) **Nozbe** (task management application) **A Space for Learning** (blog of educator Pam Moran) **Yammer** (social-networking for private enterprises) **E-Tutor** (tutoring and instructional resources) **Poll Everywhere** (survey hosting)
 * LINKS AND ADDITIONAL RESOURCES**
 * Powerful Learning Practice** (technology-related professional development)