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My New (School) Year's Resolutions
We asked the Ed World Tech Team, "What are your resolutions for the new school year? This is what they told us...
Get Kids Off to a Smart Start: Essential Computer Tips for Parents and Teachers
What every student, parent, and teacher can do to protect his or her Windows™-based investment.

Personality Profile Posters
Mark Rougeux's middle schoolers reveal their personalities through profile posters.
Learn what Total Reader can do for your students.


Brenda Dyck: Brenda's Blog
Wordle While You Work
Thanks to a nifty web tool called Wordle, you can create your own word clouds and tap into the educational benefits this verbal-ranking, categorization tool offers.

Doug Johnson
A Proposal for Banning Pencils
I am suggesting that we ban one of the most potentially harmful technologies of all -- the pencil. We must eliminate them from schools because...
Bernie Poole: Reflecting Poole
Free Online Teacher Tools
A few of my favorite online teacher tools -- including Classroom Architect, BlogMeister, Survey Builder, Timeline Builder, Web Scrapbook, and Web Collaborator.

From the Math Machine
Planet Blaster is a fun Web site for teaching basic computation or algebra. (Grades 2-7)
Miguel Guhlin:
The IT Crowd
Web Site Nirvana?
Taking on the work of a content management system requires three things…
Alma Rowe's
Gadget of the Week
SketchUp
This Google tool allows users to present ideas using 3D models.
Featured (Free) Webinars
Wednesday, September 16
3:00pm (EST)
SLJ Nonfiction Book Buzz 2010 from School Library Journal.
Learn how publishers produce well-researched, accurate, attractive, and accessible core-related materials for grades K-12.
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From the Science Machine
Explore biology and flowering plants with Flower Pollination. (Grades 3-12)
From the Reading Machine
Synonym Toast reinforces vocabulary, synonyms. (Grades 3-12)

Check out this week's site reviews:
Science @ NASA
Super NASA site focused on the science research conducted by NASA missions.
Ology
The American Museum of Natural History's "study of (everything)" site.
Archimedes' Laboratory
Named after the ancient Greek genius, this site offers puzzles, optical illusions, curiosities, and more.
Explore our Site Review Archives for more great sites. You also can keep up with our latest reviews by signing up for our Site Review Newsletter.

Reading in the USA
Fifth graders from Sullivan, Missouri, Elementary School perform a flash mob dance for a motivational reading video.
Starring: Digital Video
Video editing and display is easy to learn.
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