Free educational resources for remote learning
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My name is Patrick Walsh and I teach at Catlin Gabel School in Portland Oregon; currently I am a Fulbright grantee at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland. During my Fulbright, I have built a free global education website (gl
Read more…Educators, nearly 900 pins of the latest and greatest technology, apps, videos, news, professional development, educational blogs, infographics, language, maths, science, social studies, early learning, oral communication, music, research tools, taki
Read more…Very pleased to announce this new iTunes collection of global collaboration resources for educators. Brought to you by Apple Distinguished Educators Julene Reed, Gayle Berthiaume, Rita Mortenson, Ann Smith, Deanna Dykstra and myself! Enjoy!
Read more…What's it like for a Boston high school student from El Salvador, Vietnam, Haiti, or Europe to travel through China for a week? Find out from these photo-filled first-person accounts of our journey, and feel free to leave comments:
Read more…This newsletter arrived in my inbox this morning, and I thought it was worth passing on. I've long admired the Global Dimensions web site and their newsletter has tons of resources worth perusing. I believe Global Dimensions focuses on working with U
Read more…A colleague and I have started a website/blog for educators, in the middle grades, to help them find ways to use 21st century skills in the classroom. Give it a look. www.teachersfortomorrow.net Contact Garth Holman with questions at dgh@beachwood
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Tonight, while leafing through my disintegrating childhood copy of Richard Scarry's Busy, Busy World now beloved by my own children, I had an idea. Perhaps this has been done elsewhere, but I thought it would be useful to compile a list of books arou
Read more…Hello everyone, Its a pleasure to be here. Some colleagues and I have started a blog on SAT preparation tips and tricks particularly using online tools at: http://www.geniusize.com/gblog/ Please take a look and let us know if we are missing any o
Read more…LinkTV (www.linktv.org) is proud to launch the Global Link of World Educators (GLOWE) project. We’re using LinkTV’s media programs to help develop global cultural and media literacy (www.linktv.org/teachers). But we need your help! Right now we’re l
Read more…Hi All- Diigo is a service which lets you bookmark web sites online. It's very handy because you can also annotate bookmarks, organize users in groups, and create lists of bookmarks. I've started a group within this community for people interested i
Read more…I just viewed a video in the Classroom 2.0 ning that is hosted on this site. There's a feature here that makes it easy to add subtitles to your already produced videos. Pretty nifty
Read more…Dear All, As promised I've finished making a project for students to share how they feel about different aspects of their school life. The project starts with a series of blog posts that students are invited to contribute moderated comments to. They
Read more…Flickr is such an amazing photography resource; if you haven't checked it out, you must! I've started a Global Educaiton Collaborative Flickr group where Flickr members can send photos to share. Hopefully, Julene and I will use this in our NECC works
Read more…I noticed Tim Wilson reference something called Visual Ranking from Intel today via a Twitter feed. I googled this, and found a plethora of useful tools and resources on Intel's education website. There is a searchable collection of "stories" about i
Read more…The Teachers Guide to International Collaboration on the Internet http://www.ed.gov/teachers/how/tech/international/index.html Multimedia Guide to iEARN (contains many resources useful for anyone) http://us.iearn.org/professional_development/multime
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