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Helpful bullying and cyberbullying model policies and resources from Washington State
The State of Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) has a very helpful website on resources for schools around the issues of youth online safety and bullying. Resources on bullying and harassment Slideshows useful for staff training Model … Continue reading
Posted in digital citizenship
Tagged cyber safety, cyberbullying, digital citizenship, policy, resources
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Shipwrecks, sunken treasure, lost civilizations – nearly free stuff for classrooms
The Museum of Underwater Archaeology (MUA) is pleased to offer several resources for classroom teachers. This page provides information on our “Holding History in Your Hand” kit which includes a written curriculum presenting the six steps of the archaeological process, … Continue reading
A new blog in town – 1:1 Schools
There’s a new blog in town about 1:1 schools, aptly named the 1:1 Schools blog. Scott McLeod of Iowa State University is the organizer of a group of authors who blog about issues, resources, and the special needs of 1:1 … Continue reading
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Tagged 1:1, best practices, blog, laptop, resources, student, support, tech support, tips
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Magazines for the (technology) classroom bookshelf
Some of the best resources for a technology-using classroom are not found online! Technology projects need support and ideas from outside sources, and books and magazines can be terrific for that. Plus they come in a convenient format that is … Continue reading
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Tagged classroom, resources, student, student tech support, technology
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Inauguration Day
Well, the plans are finalized – next Tuesday, January 20, 2009 I will be in Washington DC for Inauguration Day. It’s still unknown if I’ll be able to GET to the actual Inauguration; there are various websites predicting a major … Continue reading
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Tagged classroom, inauguration, lessons, resources
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More on Fair Use and ending copyright confusion
Last week’s post, Fair use explained for educators announced a new resource,
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Tagged best practices, confusion, content, copyright, creation, educator, examples, fair use, Kristen Hokansen, lessons, materials, resources, school
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