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Thank you to everyone for the suggestions and 'thank you's'. I appreciate your support! Via Susan Bainbridge 
Google Docs is a free online office suite by Google. It allows users to create, edit and store on office documents online. In addition it allows real-time collaboration on documents with other users. Via Let's Learn IT 
The 101 best web 2.0 tools for teachers based on functionality, application, ease of use and compatibility with educational technology. Via Miss Noor 
iPad Academy will help you master the Apple iPad. Get valuable iPad tips and tutorials. Find easy-to-follow instructions for making the most of the iPad, apps and accessories. Learn how to turn your iPad into a practical and purposeful tool. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
GamesForEducators - everything about games in education. 
You asked.....and we listened! We are so excited to bring you our apps for Special Education list. Starting with just 60 of our favourites (It was SO hard to... Via John Evans 
Libraries may be a symbol of long gone times for the rest of us, but they are a huge part of a student's life. They are transitioning into Learning Commons, going beyond huge warehouse storage spaces to lively, intereactive learning places for today's young people. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
MentorMob is a Learning Playlist platform that allows educators to curate, collaborate on, and share any kind of content. Articles, videos, PDFs, images, Google Docs, etc. can be easily organized into Playlists and assigned to students in a traditional or flipped classroom setting. Teachers can track student progress and students can ask questions with the social interaction feature on the site. Via Steve dembo 
Webmix of web 2.0 tools for educators - 45 tools in 45 minutes. This is so cool ! We all need time-savers. This is it, for Educational (& other) Leaders. See for yourself ! Be prepared to discover new and practical uses for your followers. Enjoy! Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
Resources for discussing cyber safety issues (Great find: Excellent resource for cyber safety for students, teachers and parents: http://t.co/jmMuHvNF #edutech via @moekerr...)...You can never be too careful! Teach your children how not to be tricked into sharing personal and private information, which could potentially be abused by online predators. 
IMPRESSIVE is a cross-platform tool to display presentations in a stylish way. The application supports PDF files or a folder containing images and besides beautiful slide transitions, Impressive features some useful presentation tools like: highlight boxes, which can be used to draw attention to a specific part of the slide...Cool technology! See for yourself! Via Baiba Svenca |
We have had a lot of discussions this year with parents about how they can monitor their child's iPad usage and keep tabs on their activity. The video above takes a quick look at how parents can set restrictions for a variety of resources on the iPad. Via Julie Millan 
Five of the most popular and highly rated education apps available for the iPad to help stimulate students through fun and engaging educational games. These low-cost apps are sure to appeal to young and old, alike! Parents take note. Via John Evans 
Here is a great list of excellent books for parents, teachers and librarians to share with kids who are learning to read! As a parent, my main goal when reading aloud to my kids is not to teach my kids to read. 
In September 2011, they rolled out Celly, a text-messaging service that teachers and students can use to make classwork more fun and engaging.
Celly is part of a larger national trend in schools known as “Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT),” in which students are allowed to bring their mobile devices to class. Advocates argue that if young people are already glued to them, then teachers and principals should come up with educational uses for them...Feel free to add your own opinion to this debate! Via Eduware, Inc. 
Time for another great AppFriday! Some special offers to let you discover many great discounted or free apps for your kids. Fun Educational Apps wishes you a Happy AppFriday! Via Nathalie van Ee 
"The times, they are a changin' ". Real world skills are changing, too! Everyone (not just students) needs real world skills, in today's hectic world: communication,collaboration,social media... Via Stephanie Sandifer 
Lusting after Google's glasses?Here are 15 augmented reality apps you can get now...You have to see this! It's all coming so quickly. Welcome to the Future...again!! Via Jose H. Flores 
A couple years ago, Jay Baer wrote a great blog post called 'The 39 social media tools I'll use today' which was an all-in-one toolkit for social media..." Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
Discover the tools and techniques today's teachers and classrooms are using to prepare students for tomorrow -- and how you can get involved. Your children deserve it! Edutopia is a well-respected educational site, offering extensive information for interested parents. Be prepared to spend some valuable time here!" Via Gust MEES 
If we really want our education systems to prepare students for tomorrow’s digital world, we should worry less about formats and instead focus on what to teach – or what not to teach. A few obvious candidates for omission would be spelling (thanks to spellcheckers), facts (available instantly and everywhere via the internet), and handwriting (who writes by hand these days?). Instead, why not teach them how to filter reliable from unreliable information, an essential skill for the Google generation? Or even how to see through misleading headlines?Do you agree or disagree?? Via Nik Peachey 
Teaching children the importance of money through iPadCalgary Herald (blog)It is the first Canadian financial institution to launch an iPad application to help families teach children the value of money.This is an often-overlooked (yet valuable ) topic in education. See for yourself! P.S. Pass it on! 
RT @biepbl: 12 Things Kids Want from their Teachers: http://t.co/o1ktOiIw We see many of these elements present in Project Based Learning!
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