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Websites and blogs are listed on purple blocks, other sources are listed on green blocks. I am new to podcasts and blogs, having never really explored either one very much up to this point... this has been an interesting exploration.

I also want to share with honesty that I have not had time to dive deeply into any of these resources. My opinion of them may change as I have more time to learn about them.

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Teach Hub : Technology in the Classroom 

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Teach Hub : Technology in the Classroom 

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This website has a category called Technology in the Classroom with several articles about various aspects of educational technology.

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Technology in the Classroom Archives - TeachHUB

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Technology is a great way to engage students, address learning goals and supplement instruction. Explore our technology in the classroom resources.

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This website has an aesthetically pleasing design and contains lots of free curriculum! I also liked the searchable reviews of tech tools and the Top Picks page.

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Common Sense Education provides educators and students with the resources they need to harness the power of technology for learning and life. Find a free K-12 Digital Citizenship curriculum, reviews of popular EdTech apps, and resources for protecting student privacy.

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This website is well organized and easy to navigate. It contains many sub-categories and articles relating to education technology and it's use in the classroom.

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This podcast, according the the website,  covers "how technology is changing the way teachers teach and the impact that technology is having in education." I have not listened very much yet, but the titles are intriguing.

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Christopher J. Nesi

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Christopher J. Nesi is certified in social studies and supervision and has inspired students and teachers at the middle, high school, and collegiate levels. Technology and its role in education are his professional passion.

Mr. Nesi is on the cutting edge of education technology trends and he is a creative, detail-oriented, and tech-savvy educator who is never short on innovative ideas, energy, and the desire to get involved in a school community.

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Christopher J. Nesi Host Christopher J. Nesi is certified in social studies and supervision and has inspired students and teachers at the middle, high school, and collegiate levels. Technology and its role in education are his professional passion.

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This channel has videos geared towards teachers and students about apps and tech used in the modern classroom. I even watched a video with tips on using Padlet for education!

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"education technology tutorials" "education technology" "teacher tips" "instructional technology" "technology in schools" teaching "new education technology"...

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Learn how to design an innovative, engaging, 21st century classroom through engaging, value-packed tutorials that teach you the most important features of the most impactful EdTech apps on the market today! With a combined 20+ years of classroom teaching experience and a combined 10+ years creating YouTube content for teachers, Sam Kary and Thom Gibson know how important it is to deliver concise, visually appealing instruction.

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This channel has a lot of "how to" videos that are helpful for some of us older, less techie people who need to catch up on not only classroom applications, but how to efficiently use some more general programs.

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teacher educator "google classroom" "distance learning" "remote instruction" "teaching tutorials" edtech "google suite for education" "online learning" teach...

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Hi! My name is Gin Peterson and I am a high school computer science teacher in a Title I school right outside NYC. I am a firm believer that access to computer science education at the K-12 level is a civil rights issue and every student should have access to it!