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I use Google docs to work on documents with my association

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Ted Talk Liza long and her son were amazing in there personal experiences with mental illness

Psychiatric Times keeps me informed of current mental health practices and new research

Facebook is fun for lurking!
Facebook has also provided me information and education/s that were posted by other counseling professionals

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* Pinterest
* DLI conferences               * Educatout - a Canadian learning Network                * écolecrevette - a French learning network
* Scoop-it
* French Language Blog,    * Alliance Française
* Le Petit Journal des Professionals
* Facebook
* Youtube
* FLE

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Use websites and blogs to find out whats new.
I use utube to figure out how to do stuff I do not know.

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UEN
PBS.org
Facebook
JSD
NEA
NSTA
Google
Canvas
NPR
New York Times
Huffington Post
Vox
Youtube

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I discuss and share different ideas with my team. I read articles/ books on different topics and look at websites.

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- Classes during the summer.
- Work closely with colleagues to share ideas and develop curriculum.

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Facebook Groups:
We Are Teachers
Mindshift
I Love Teaching Math
YouTube:
Math Antics
tecmath
TED Talk

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TED Talks, I subscribe to Art Journals and an Instructor Magazine. I also surf the internet looking for lessons that are new and innovative, integrating other subjects. I ask other teachers what they are teaching in class to support concepts, vocabulary etc. I've been reading as much as I can to learn more about Problem Based Learning (PBL). I use teachertube and youtube. I'm taking this class!

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- Coursera
- TED Talks
- Stanford Online
- YouTube
- Mathematics Teacher
- Kahn Academy
- Watch others teach
- Google
- PD30

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I currently use Pinterest to look for ideas and articles on current teaching strategies.  Through different likes and posts on Facebook, it generates articles and other posts that might interest me in the field of education.

I follow a couple blogs of second grade teachers in the US that show creative ways to teach the core.

My news sources (apps) like CNN or Huffington Post have special sections for Educations and Technology that I check in every now and then.

I also subscribe to a couple podcasts like Coffee Break Spanish and Talks with Teachers.... I also touch base with

Peers both local and afar.

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I use websites such as http://www.thirteen.org/finance/index.html
to build my curriculum for a new class I teach. There is an enormous amount of curriculum materials on the web!

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To stay current in the world of counseling I read articles from ASCA, USCA, Nature, and The Atlantic.  I also steal my wife's text books from her positive psychology program that she is working on.  I also check out current trends from government agencies for statistics on work trends, drug and alcohol use, and mental health issues in our culture.

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conferences, meetings, online articles, peers, websites

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I work with colleagues during PLC's.
Classes during the summer Code.org
Professional Conferences
District specialsts
Steel from google searches

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I recently finished taking film classes at the U of U. I created and developed the film program without any formal training. The classes I took have supported the knowledge I developed on my own. Meanwhile, I have a friend who is an educator in NY. She posts a lot of articles on FB that I read. In my film studies class, I am always reading online sites: IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, Wikipedia, and a variety of other online articles specific to the focus of the films we view.I always create a web Inquiry for the students. I also listen to NPR daily to stay on top of world news. For my filmmaking classes I am always scouting YouTube and I manage our own YouTube channel.

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To stay current and fresh, I use TED Talks, American Library Association, my PLC, blogs (nothing in particular- I cruise around), teachers pay teachers, NPR education, podcasts (I don't follow anything education specific, but I often hear things that spark ideas), facebook, google, NY...

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I have been a fan of Technology, Entertainment and Design Talks (TED Talks) since their popularization a few years ago.  What I like most about them is that they tend to be discussion generators.   I also use: NPR, UEN, Pinterest, Teacher Paid Teachers, Google, PD courses and education journals/article.