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Social networks and kids: How young is too young? - CNN.com
Important article to read about children of all ages creating profiles. I believe this supports our driving need to incorporate instruction and discussion on this topic in schools.
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a growing number of children are flouting age requirements on sites such as Facebook and MySpace, or using social-networking sites designed just for them.
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which some therapists have linked to Internet addiction among adults
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How I create and publish podcasts » Moving at the Speed of Creativity
If you want to know how one of the pro's makes and publishes podcasts, here is Wesley Fryer's how to - a must read for anyone working in this area of technology.
Twelve Essentials for Technology Integration
Excellent printable resource from Richard Byrne, author of Free Technology for Teachers - this is one to print and share.
Create and share flashcards - ediscio.com
Online flashcard box that also lets you embed video / pictures into it.
ASB Un-Plugged - Transforming Teaching and Learning
This is going to be a phenomenal workshop in Mumbai this upcoming February and Julie Lindsay and I are running a Flat Classroom mini-conference at this (the second of its kind - last year we were in Qatar.) With amazing educators like Doug Johnson, Scott McLeod, Bernajean Porter (helping w/ Flat Classroom miniconference) and also the wonderful students it will be great. We will have a few scholarships for students available this year, so go ahead and look at this and contact us at flatclassroom@gmail.com if you are interested in bringing students (4 per school is typically the limit.)
MEET ME AT THE CORNER
Virtual field trips and videos are on this website which guarantees that videos are "kid friendly educational videos." May be worth using if youtube is blocked.
Learn the States and Capitals!
Another game for states and capitals review.
Haas | English - Roman Republic / FrontPage
Classroom wiki on the Roman Republic, shared at last night's edchat on Twitter.
Top Blogs on Twitter - Huffington Post, TechCrunch, Engadget, and more - Twittorati
Where blogosphere meets twittersphere from the makers of Technorati -- just when you thought Technorati was irrelevant that old authority rating comes back -- time to make sure you're pinging technorati again!
louisgray.com: My6sense: An iPhone App for Feeds, With Digital Intuition Built-in
Intuitive feed readers - now that is fascinating in potential but also scary in that perhaps, they could be manipulated (much like our searches are manipulated.) Fascinated and yet curious at the same time.
UDL Book Builder
Use this website to create, read, and share digital books and build reading skills in students. The books you build will be universally designed and accessible -- elementary teachers should be all over this super cool resource.
If You Build It, They Will Read: NECC 2009
My new friend at CAST (and UDL expert) shared this cool resource with me called bookbuilder. This is a link to a presentation and a podcast can be found at - http://www.cyberears.com/cybrss/6373.mp3 about how bookbuilder can be used as a product or tool used students to demonstrate their content knowledge.
I love how each student can have comments or information they post on their slides about a topic. This is very very cool and accessible to all! This presentation demonstrates what can be done and I can't wait to work with the back end!
coolcatteacher - Web 2 Smackdown
The ustream for the Web 2 smackdown and a list of links from the session on a wiki page. Some people don't like the term "smackdown" which originated from wrestling (guess it shows my southern roots) -- just meant to be a lot of fun and sharing - not supposed to be too serious.
Lots of great tools shared here. The ustream is great if you have time, if you don't, there are quite a few links in the diigo list I share here.
It's time to turn technology loose in the classroom - SiliconValley.com
Larry Magid writes about his view on NECC in the San Jose Mercury News, and in particular the use of the backchannel at the Web 2.0 session with Steve Hargadon.
Kevin Honeycutt's Web 2.0 Keychain
One of my favorite web 2.0 tools shown last year at necc wasn't on a computer, it was a keychain used by Kevin Honeycutt. These are amazing and this is a photograph of that. These were given to the teacher at his school in sort of a swap meet - people wrote about what it was and links on one side and the name on the other side along with the name of a person who could be contacted to help with that. Each teacher had to bring two to share with the others.
edubloggercon - Web 2 Smackdown 2009
Wiki for the Edubloggercon event.
Goodreads | Educator Book Club
OK, I've been toying around with Goodreads, a website that so many librarians have recommended to me. Thus far it looks a bit like blippr although perhaps easier to use. Enjoying it so far. This particular group seems to be for educators.
Flashcards, vocabulary memorization, and studying games | Quizlet
Really cool -- "Quizlet: the end of flashcards as we know it. These are cool and they connect with facebook!!
Diigo Blog » Wear your “Diigo Education Pioneer” Badge with pride :-)
If you want more "bling" for your blog -- Diigo has a new program to recognize educational pioneers using Diigo. Since the beginning, Maggie Tsai has listened to educators (not just me) in amazing ways and this is great. If you have a classroom diigo group, then log into your teacher console and snag your "diigo educational pioneer" badge - I'm going to get mine!!
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