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These resources are designed to springboard teachers ideas and lessons.
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Speechable is a free photo service that lets you easily upload photos or pictures and add speech bubbles, captions and doodles to them and share them with friends via email or on Facebook, MySpace, Orkut, blogs, and message boards. No photoshop required!
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These are project options and ideas for students working in our "Maker Studio." In STEM class students alternate working in the Maker Studio and learning in our STEM "Learning Lab." Maker Studio projects are also available for students in our after-school Maker's Club. Via John Evans
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September 15, 2015 3:39 PM
Tons of #STEM #Resources for all grades. #Classroom #STEAM
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MakerSpace is a community where you can share your DIY process, search for inspiration, and connect with fellow makers.
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Cool and fun space
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Makerspace.....lets get started
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The following is a guest post from Michelle Doman, a 7th and 8th grade Language Arts teacher at Brandon Middle School in Wisconsin. Top 10 Ways to Wake-up
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eBeam Connect is a cloud collaboration tool for teachers and students to create content and learn together. eBeam Connect works on any device, allowing you to use tablets, computers and interactive whiteboards to create a digital learning environment where everyone participates.
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"The summer is here and it’s the perfect time to relax, rest, read, and learn about iPads! This is a great time to explore projects and apps that we might use next year in the classroom. On this blog I am going to host 6 seasons on projects that might be useful in the elementary or middle school classroom, across all subject areas. It’s iPad Summer Camp! This is project number 1 - creating a digital story." Via John Evans
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The Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (the Standards) reflect and build on national and international evidence that a teacher’s effectiveness has a powerful impact on students, with...
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Curtin website for student teachers
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A number of these Apps look interesting but I am still to try them
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Web 2.0 tools and online utilities have become more full-featured and useful over the years. Here are some links to various online tools to help both teaching and learning. The online tool
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An awesome collection of digital tools
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STEM curriculum resources collected and/or created by Wesley Fryer
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Makerspaces, sometimes also referred to as hackerspaces, hackspaces, and fablabs are creative, DIY spaces where people can gather to create, invent, and le
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Makers have long been known as hobbyists or tinkers. However, with increased access to professional-grade tools, the maker movement is transforming business..
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Makerspace
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Free Online service to Download YouTube videos at one click! The best YouTube Downloader supporting fast and easy vimeo, Facebook and Dailymotion video Download and much more!
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Brilliant just add ss before the word YouTube in the url and there you are it downloads in the format of your choosing like magic
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A brilliant inquiry for any primary classroom
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Classcraft is a great behaviour management tool where students can take on gaming type roles and gain team points
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Articles, resources and ideas to help parents and teachers inspire their children
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Increasingly, schools are adopting the iPad
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The Melbourne Declaration on the Educational Goals for Young Australians (MCEETYA 2008) recognises that in a digital age, and with rapid and continuing changes in the ways that people share, use,...
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March 9, 2013 12:35 AM
Technologies for teachers provides information and tools required for the intergration of ICT into the classroom for pre-service and new teachers with links to the curriculum and teaching standards. Other areas which are listed on the website include: learning in the 21st century, cyber ethics,online callabrations, social media, multimedia, google and web 2.0.
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The site is broken out into four categories: Lesson Plans & Activities A database of in-class lessons, from “Picking the Right Search Terms” to “Narrowing a Search to Get Better Results” to “Evaluating Credibility of Sources.” Each lesson is aligned to Common Core Standards and is available in three tiers: beginner, intermediate and advanced, depending on the age and skill level of the learner. Power Searching These free courses offer tips and tricks to finding online information quickly and efficiently. Students and teachers choose an instructor-led course (registration required) or a self-paced version to be completed at their leisure—plus, advanced search techniques for more skilled research and membership in an online community of search enthusiasts and researchers. “A Google a Day” Challenges Encourage students to use their newfound search skills to complete online skills challenges divided into four categories: Culture, Geography, History and Science. Each challenge includes a difficult topical question, hints to help students begin their search, the answer, and background for further classroom discussion on the topic. Live Training An archived series of webinars focuses on helping teachers integrate search literacy into existing lesson plans. Learn how to use Google’s tools for education or get an expert tutorial in Google Maps before attempting to use it with students in class. The site also accepts suggestions from educators for future tutorials. Via Matthew Russell
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