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Students can collaborate with one another and their teachers using Google docs. It's yet another free resource that provides endless opportunities for learning and collaborating.

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Do you ever feel stuck or like you've run out of good ideas on lesson plans? Join Pinterest.  It is an ever-growing resource and it's 100% free. Teachers are sharing fantastic lesson plans and ideas every day. Don't miss out!

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Join an Professional Association for Teachers

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Join an Professional Association for Teachers

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Connecting with other teachers not only benefits teachers; it benefits the students they teach. Connect with a professional association online!

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Tweets by AssocTeacherEd

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Ever wonder how networking online can benefit you or your students? Networking through social media can connect you to mentors that can provide invaluable guidance from both their life experiences and education. LinkedIn is a great option to explore. You'd be surprised how many successful educators and other industry gurus are willing to share their knowledge and expertise all for the cause of helping someone else. Try it!

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Follow Scholarship Foundations on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook and learn about opportunities that can change the lives of students that receive them. Then follow those students on social media to see what kinds of awesome contributions they are making to the world!

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Jack Kent Cooke Foundation (@thejkcf) * Instagram photos and videos

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1,653 Followers, 500 Following, 603 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Jack Kent Cooke Foundation (@thejkcf)

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You can find conversations happening around just about any education topic you can think of on Twitter. Check it out and contribute to the sharing of ideas and information!

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Blogs aren't just for reading what other people write.  Start your own and share your expertise with others around the world!

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Blogger.com - Create a unique and beautiful blog easily.

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Publish your passions your way. Whether you'd like to share your knowledge, experiences or the latest news, create a unique and beautiful blog.

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Intelligent people everywhere are sharing their ideas by blogging, which is completely free to access, and a great source of information for both teachers and students.  Follow the below blog by Mark Anthony Neal of Duke University or find one on a subject of your interest.

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The Digital Home for Duke University Professor and Left of Black host Mark Anthony Neal

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New to PBL (Project Based Learning), but want to give it a try in your classroom? Find ideas on Twitter from other educators who are excited to share their ideas and success stories with others!

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The latest Tweets on #pblchat. Read what people are saying and join the conversation.

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Start a study group with Google Hangouts

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Start a study group with Google Hangouts

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The Internet connects us in more ways than one. Connect students for study groups by using Google Hangouts.

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Teachers aren't just knowledgeable about instruction and content areas; teachers know how to use social media effectively.  Check out this post from weareteachers.com about how to use Instagram for educational purposes.

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10 Surprising Ways to Use Instagram in the Classroom - We Are Teachers

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Stop scrolling aimlessly! Instead check out these 10 legitimate and educational ways teachers and students can use Instagram in the classroom.

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Facebook isn't just for connecting with old high school friends. It's also a great place to follow what visionaries in the education world are up to.  Ron Clark is definitely one to follow!

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Ron Clark Academy, Atlanta, GA. 257K likes. The Ron Clark Academy equips teachers with best practices that transform student learning experiences and promote academic and social success.

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Sign up for newsletters from educational sources like digital newspapers. It's always a great way to find out about upcoming events around Education.

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Even if you cannot attend Education Conferences, you can follow the conversations on Twitter. The Atlantic hosts an Education Summit in D.C. where panels discuss the most pressing issues facing Education. Check it out here:

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On Apr 29 @AtlanticLIVE tweeted: "What does the future of American educati.." - read what others are saying and join the conversation.