This all changed thanks to an assignment that forced me to participate in a monthly session of Book Talk. This lovely exchange of book ideas occurs on the last Sunday of every month in case your interested. I then began to explore Twitter and found a virtual Utopia of ideas and lessons. I'm huge fan of not re-inventing the wheel and now I have yet another way to avoid doing so. Below are some of my favorite folks to follow and a tweet or two that tickled my fancy.
You need educational technology look no further! My favorite from her- video clips ideas!
Just tried recording a Clips video from my iPhone using Reflector 2 on the Mac. Great results! https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3w3Hl3DL4wfZ3BaTXFBRERidEU/view?usp=sharing …
2. Linda Braun
Need to know the latest technology news? Linda Braun is your gal. How this lady does anything but look for updates I have no idea. Below is a link to her tweet about Marvel getting girls involved- one more reason to love Marvel!
Marvel Seeks Tech-Savvy Girls to Create Something Big from Something Very Small - http://bit.ly/1PTSFyw http://bit.ly/1PTSHpY
3. Tony Vincent
You need educational apps? Go to Tony Vincent! If there is an app out there that can meet your needs Tony can tell you where to find it. Post below is my current study guide!
22 websites & 22 iPad apps that can help students explain their learning: http://tonyv.me/show
#ESU5TF15 #BYOTchat
Watch out ladies and gents- Ms. Hamilton is a sharer! Admittedly there is a lot of personal/ family things on her site but when she does share something library related it makes it all worth it!
Buffy J. Hamilton retweeted Rebecca Kuglitsch
Maybe we as school librarians should take a page from this playbook? @activelearning @mtechman @librarybeth
Buffy J. Hamilton added,
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the inographic! Looks like I'm going to be able to offer even more tech tools next semester! :)
ReplyDeleteI just want to say "thank you" for using the word "twaddle" in your blog post. It is such an underutilized word. When I taught fifth grade, we read Matilda and my kids would NOT stop using the word twaddle after we encountered it in the book!
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