Haugen’s Tech Tips Blog

Edutopia is a free online and print magazine from the George Lucas Educational Foundation which offers ‘information and inspiration for innovative teaching in K-12 schools.’  It’s a must for any educator, and offers a great collection of articles, multimedia, teaching modules and more.  The eNewsletters are well worth subscribing to.

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Education Place offers kids in K-8 a chance to participate in Fake Out! by (1) guessing the correct definition for a word, and (2) submitting their own fake definitions for use in later games of Fake Out! The web site tracks how many people vote for each definition.
www.eduplace.com/fakeout/index.html

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Elgg.net is the online social network, offering “community learning spaces” for those interested in
education, learning technology and new approaches to teaching and
learning. Use Elgg to create a blog, and network with others who have similar interests.  E

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this community is free to use. We will continually add new features to
enhance the environment and ensure users get the most out of their
experience.

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David Warlick shares his workshop handouts and notes in this ‘experimental’ wiki which delves into 21st century classrooms, the “millennial child,” podcasting, web 2.0 tools, blogging, video games for education, wikis, and more.

davidwarlick.com/wiki/

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This site provides educational ICT activites linked to the English National Curriculum.
All games are designed, made by and © copyright 2005 of James Barrett.
These games are generally targeted at infant school teachers and parents of infant age children.

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