
ideas to enliven your teaching & current information about computer & media trends...use the Index for quick access to posts by topics
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Top 25 Websites for Teachers

Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(81)
-
▼
October
(23)
- Another Teacher Commends Blogging
- To Catch a Thief
- Happy Birthday: Internet Turns 40!
- Sample e-Port with TaskStream
- Why Use an E-Portfolio
- How to Embed a YouTube Video into Blogger
- Free Technology for Teachers
- Need A Laugh?
- Why Use Blogs in the Classroom
- Top 25 Websites for Teachers
- Nings in Education
- Would You If You Could? Online Master's Degree
- Cell Phones as Learning Tools
- Is the Technology Frustrating You?
- Teacher Tube
- Peace Prize
- Visual Search Engine
- Blog's Appearance
- Your Course Grade
- Students Leading the Way
- How Powerful Is PowerPoint, or Is It Pointless? Us...
- Phenonenal Use of Blogging by 6th Graders
- Vooks In the Classroom and Beyond
-
▼
October
(23)
1 comment:
I have used this website before. I did a unit on intellectual freedom with my high school students (because of a school wide debate on whether it was "right" to restrict students to reading an edited version of a popular book) and this site was invaluable. The top 25 list was very informative and useful. I don't know which of their sugestions are useful to me at first glance but I trust the site and will most likely bookmark the page for future reference.
Post a Comment