Start the year with a bang...

...By exploring David Warlick' Landmarks for Schools website. This Web site is dedicated to the idea that the very nature of information is changing, practically before our eyes. It is changing in what it looks like, where we find it, what we look at to view it, what we can do with it, and how we communicate it. Here you will find information and tools that redefine literacy for the 21st Century. Jude

Teachers, you can podcast

Podcasting makes your courses relevant for the ipod generation. For examples of podcasts and how to create one, visit the Educational Podcasting Network. Jude

Teachers, you can start your class blog

Go to the list of links on the Profile Teachers webpage . You will find different options and recommendations to start your class blog. Jude

Blog of the NH DOE Office of Educational TEchnology

The blog of the NH DOE Office of Educational Technology deserves regular visits by anyone involved with educational technology in New Hampshire. It is in the Technology links (ET Blog). Many thanks to Dr. Cathy Higgins for this initiative, and also for the whole site of the OET.
Jude

2008 National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers are out

Check them out. Jude

On Teachers & Technology

Dave Nagel, "The Future of Instruction: Teacher as 'Co-Learner'," T.H.E. Journal, 6/30/2008,
Jude

epals Boston conference

Epals is a safe and well-designed platform for classroom blogging, email, connection with other classrooms throughout the world, and collaborative student and teacher project. The upcoming conference in Boston (July 15) looks pretty interesting.
Talking about blogging, currently on top of the list of links on the Profile Teachers webpage of the Media Center are a few other good options. Jude