Educational+Technology

http://transformation-technology.wikispaces.com/ -- this wiki was created because they believed Vermont teachers needed to see new learning environments. The sight is intended to show how classrooms have been transformed through technology. People can also contribute to this site and share their viewpoints on technology in the classroom. (Dylan H.)

http://teachweb2.wikispaces.com/ -- this wiki was created by a group of teachers who are curious about how to integrate web 2.0 tools into the classroom. They created this site to steer their students through these tools and get feedback from them on which ones they did and did not like. Some of these teachers meet face to face in Florida to discuss their findings. (Dylan H.)

http://edtechtools.wetpaint.com/-- this wiki was created to give reviews of a numerous different technological tools that can be used in the classroom. This wiki covers all web 2.0 websites and tools. You can also add your own opinions to the websites to compare and contrast with others. (Dylan H.)

http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/%2ARecently+Added ICTmagic is a wiki that was started by a teacher a few years ago. It was voted one of the best wikis in 2011 and I can see why. This teacher had a bunch of URLs that he wanted to share, but he did not know how. He decided to put them all onto a wiki and it is amazing. There are probably hundreds of helpful resources all conveniently in one place. (Shelllby J.)

[] This website has over 46,000 free lesson plans, 9,600 printable worksheets, rubrics and much more. It is a great resource for teachers to find additional worksheets and assignments for their class. The website is composed of material for K-12 and has anything a teacher could possibly want to add to their curriculum. (Shellby J.)

http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/os/technology/index.html This is great way to see how much educational technology is being so needed in the classroom. It helps set up jobs that are not even there yet. What is interesting is it also said it turns around low school. I wonder why? I guess it grabs attention for students to work better in the classroom because it is more hands on. --Ashley F.

http://teaching-with-technology.wikispaces.com/ This website was created to keep both educators and students in the loop when it comes to staying up to date with modern technology in the classroom. The first great thing is that it describes many different modern tools (both online and off) that can be used by teachers and students to stay on top of the technology game. As an added measure of precaution, the author included several links on internet safety and prevention to keep students safe when using these online tools. --David B.

[] This site is a really neat resource for third grade teachers. It offers ideas of other teachers, as well as resources for students in her own class. She covers reading, writing, spelling, science...etc... This is a great wiki to wander through for some helpful ideas. (Caleb L.)

http://teachweb2.wikispaces.com/ This wiki is a collaboration of teachers from all over the world on how to effectively integrate web 2.0 tools into the classroom. It also acts as an archive of many of the web 2.0 tools that teachers and their classes can use. The site acts as a place to research the tools and determine which ones would benefit the classroom and improve student learning. --Julia C.

http://umdedtech.wikispaces.com/ This site is great for teachers to learn how to integrate technology into their k-12 classroom. It provides presentations, lesson plans, videos, games, wikis, and so much more for the aid of teachers to learn how to integrate digital tools into learning. - Madison B.

http://teachingkeyboarding.wikispaces.com/ This is a very cool wiki that focuses on the importance of teaching keyboarding skills at the elementary level. Especially with the continual integration of technology into classrooms, keyboarding skills are important for students. This site explains why and when keyboarding skills should be taught. Several explicit lessons and resources related to keyboarding are provided for various grade levels (2-5). The content standards associated with keyboarding are also mentioned. -- Cary S.

http://ipadschools.wikispaces.com/Elementary+and+Early+Learning+Apps This wiki is great for elementary schools that have their students using iPads. It contains varieties of subject categories for apps ranging from Math Apps to Creativity Apps to Special Needs Apps. It creates an archive or updated reference for teachers looking for apps in a certain content area. The wiki has helpful charts that contain the category of the app, the name of the app, and a short description of what the app does. There is also a column for people to add any limitations or comments they have about the apps. Another helpful feature on the side are the links to several lessons a teacher can use with certain apps. --Julia C.