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"The 21st century is a time of rapid change, and while the brain may not be changing (much), the tools we use to feed it are. This puts the 21st century teacher in a critical spot–of mastering constantly evolving technology and digital learning tools–the same tools their students use every day. So below, we’ve started with 9 such tools, but this is obviously just scratching the surface. This list is not meant to be exhaustive (obviously), or even authoritative (but rather, subjective)."
Beth Dichter's insight:
Each tool listed is described and there is an explanation that discusses why a 21st century teacher should be able to use the tool. Tools include Evernote, RSS or Social Readers, Google+ Community, YouTube, iTunesU, Cloud-Based Word Processors, DropBox, Evernote, Pocket and Zotero. Are there tools you think are necessary for teachers to master? 
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Scoop.it!
Are you looking for a tool that will allow you to save items you find online and read them later, even if you are not connected to the Internet? Pocket (which use to be Read It Later) has a new design, which provides a visual list (including thumbnails of saved content); a “lighter, cleaner…more beautiful interface” with a full-screen reader view; easy access to video and images; the ability to mark items as favorites; to search by keyword, publications and titles or by tags; and “support inside all major apps (Twitter, Flipboard, Zite, and more than 300 others); and accessible from nearly any device.
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Every teacher by the 21st Century should be able to use the nine digital learning tools to help educate our students!
RSS OR SOCIAL READERS, DROPBOX, EVERNOTE, GOOGLE+, POCKET, YOUTUBE, ZOTERO, ITUNES U, CLOUD BASED WORD PROCESSORS.....
Do you have these gems in your pirate trasure chest? Arrrr! #tlap #21stedchat
Still have a few to catch up on.