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See on Scoop.it – Technology for Kids in the Classroom “ You spend like half of your life on that thing. Time to figure out what it really does.” See on www.buzzfeed.com

Are you looking for a good way to incorporate technology into your class and increase interactivity?  CoSketch is a very cool tool.  It is like having a whiteboard that all students can collaborate on.  You simply go to CoSketch.com and start.  There are tools to bring in images like maps, photos or diagrams.  It integrates with Google…

 Creativity:  Recently I came across a blog by George Couros.  I liked his post on 4 Digital Habits that Will Make You More Creative.  As you know part of our Definition of Learning includes a focus on creativity.  Take a look and see if any of George’s ideas are applicable to your class. Tech Resources: Several teachers…

See on Scoop.it – Technology for Kids in the ClassroomTHE STARTING POINT? It is interesting to reflect how this simplification of iPad key tools has changed in a relatively short space of time. iWork suite aside, you could purchase the above apps for …See on dedwards.me

See on Scoop.it – Technology for Kids in the Classroom Movie Lesson Plans Based on Films that will Inspire and Motivate Students; 350+ Movie Lesson Plans for High School, Middle School, Elementary and Home School See on teachwithmovies.org

VideoNot.es – is a note-taking system for videos.  Many of you post videos for class or use video as a part of a flipped class lesson.  VideoNot.es is a great tool for taking an ordinary video and making it interactive for students.  Here is an Example of VideoNot.es.  Basically it allows you to share a video and…

See on Scoop.it – Technology for Kids in the Classroom Above and Beyond: The 21st Century Skills (Above and Beyond: The 21st Century Skills http://t.co/W3TdJq7kjm) See on www.pinterest.com

I have had a few requests for some type of page Highlighter.  There are lots of these out there.  Most of them (almost all) are Extensions or Add-ons to Browsers.  This means if you want the highlighter to work you will need to be in a certain browser.  That being said the one I recommend…

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