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Classroom Friendly infographics to use for literacy and math lessons.

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Daily Infographic | Learn Something New Every Day

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Daily Infographic | Learn something new everydayDaily Infographic

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Award winning infographic site featuring infographic designs and data visualizations to help you learn something new everyday. The internet's best resource for easily digested visuals covering the web's hottest topics from cooking techniques to tech phenomenon.

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A list of iPads apps that I use successfully in my classroom for active literacy and student creation.

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August 7th, 2014 - 1:22 am § by Ryann Warlick § in Data Sources, Data Visualizations

This is an interesting infographic showing the way the average American mom and dad spent their weekdays in 1965 and 2011. This is a great infographic to use as an example for how to create infographics.

First, it's a great example of a bar chart. This type of chart can be used as a comparison between any two of the same ideas. It also shows how to compare two like items. In this case, years of significance for moms and dads. The data may only be available as late as 2011, but why 1965, what events were occurring in 1965 that make this a good date to compare to 2011?

Blog: http://goo.gl/4u8Q1K

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August 7th, 2014 - 1:22 am § by Ryann Warlick § in Data Sources, Data Visualizations This is an interesting infographic showing the way the average American mom and dad spent their weekdays in 1965 and 2011. This is a great infographic to use as an example for how to create infographics.

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Check out the Media Resources Padlet for more ideas.

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More amazing videos that are "not for school" but great for school!

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A great resource for interesting and exciting videos to get kids talking and thinking.

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This is the kind of stuff that really fascinates me, and I and no idea this thing even existed. It's a miles deep hole that took over 20 years to dig and while technically they didn't meet their goal, we were still able learn some interesting things about our planet that we didn't [...]

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Start your class on a social network to get them talking, thinking, and responding online.

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Edmodo is an easy way to get your students connected so they can safely collaborate, get and stay organized, and access assignments, grades, and school messages.

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Want to get your kids started with blogging? Kidblog is the perfect tool.

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Get kids talking online with this great backchannel tool.

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A collection of great online reading resources for intermediate students.

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Tweets by LiteracySpark

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Note: This post, co-authored by Troy Hicks and Kristin Ziemke, has been prepared in response to Nancie Atwell's blog post about the role of technology in her classroom. In her recent blog post Nancie Atwell opens up about the role of technology in her classroom.

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When we begin our technology journey by grounding it in time tested comprehension instruction, we ensure that our use of technology is meaningful and authentic.