Web Literacy

Cyber Field Trips

  • Teacher Tap Digital and Virtual Field Trips Wide variety of links to cyber field trips for all ages.
  • Simple K12 Virtual Field Trips Offers links to cyber field trips on the following topics: Family and Consumer Sciences, Fine Arts, Health, History/Social Studies, Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science.
  • GoogleTreks Site Synthesizes information in one easy-to-use map that places text, pictures, audio files, video files, and much more in one central location. Wide variety of topics, all age levels.

Diigo

  • Student Learning with Diigo Explains why and how to use Diigo with students. Good links to other educational resources regarding Diigo.
  • Videos on how to use Diigo in the classroom by setting up groups and then setting up the Diigo Toolbar.







Gaming

  • Learning Games for Kids Online Games Pre-K through Grade 6. Wide variety of curriculum topics.
  • Ruby for Kids Free site to help students program their own games. Good links on teaching programming skills. Available in Spanish.
  • ClassTool.net Free site that enables students to create their own games.
  • What2Learn W2L makes it easy for teachers to create interactive games and quizzes and to track student attainment. Students have in-built rewards that will keep them engaged in their learning.

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      • Study on how Twitter can improve student education, Times Education, Feb. 2011 Twitter Can Improve Student Education
      • Why Tweet Good information about why educators should use twitter, as well as lists of who to follow in the education world, lesson plan ideas, tips on how to use, and links to other websites.

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