Digital Citizens, Please add to this list of sources for technology information!

 

Get R E A L is an easy approach to analyzing the validity of a website by Alan November

R = Read the URL

E = Examine the content

A = Ask about the author and publisher

L = Look at the Links

 

Evaluating websites

 

Ribble, Mike, and Gerald Bailey. Digital Citizenship in Schools. Washington, D.C. : ISTE, 2007. (Ask Mrs. Hayes to borrow this book.)

 

Copyright music video

 

ISTE -- extensive list on Digital Citizenship

 

Moving at the Speed of Creativity

 

20 blogs for the Tech Savvy

 

EdTechSandyK

 

Digital Citzenship powerpoint

 

Classroom 2.0

 

Digital Citizenship.net

 

Ruben Puentedura's blog

 

Lisa Hill's tech blog

 

Farmgirl librarian

 

Technology in the Middle

 

Scott McLeod's tech blog

 

Vermont librarian Pam Burke's blog

 

Blogging about the Web 2.0 Connected Classroom

 

Eduflack

 

NPR's All Tech Considered

 

New York Times Technology

 

Washington Post Technology

 

Vermont Online Library

 

Wired

 

Edutopia

 

The Journal

 

eSchoolNews

 

Common Sense Media

 

Digiteen: Digital Citizenship for Teenagers

 

Alan November

 

David Warlick

 

Global Education Collaborative

 

Infinite thinking machine

 

Learning with Lucie

 

Twitter

 

Technorati

 

Delicious Social Bookmarking for Kids

 

YouTube

 

SchoolTube

 

TeacherTube

 

NPR Technology Podcasts

 

Technology Review podcasts

 

Twit TV's Tech Guy podcasts

 

CNET podcast central

 

Buzz Out Loud podcasts

 

PB wiki

 

Blogspot

 

Teacher Tube tutorial on Xtranormal  (just video)

 

YouTube tutorial on Xtranormal (verbal instructions as well as video) 

 

Slideshare tutorial on Xtranormal

 

Example of content rich Xtranormal -- Scroll down to Class 1: Production and Intracellular Transport - Started: May 18th

 

Platforms for creating movies: Xtranormal and more 

 

MeMoov movie

 

MeMoov basic tutorial

 

MeMoov character tutorial

 

Free tech for teachers

 

 

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