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Great Resources:

 * 1) A comprehensive list of web 2.0 FREE tools: http://zaidlearn.blogspot.com/2008/04/free-learning-tool-for-every-learning.html
 * 2) [[file:BldgBetterInstruction.pdf]] Building Better Instruction: How Technology Supports Nine Research-Proven Instructional Strategies (Learning & Leading with Technology, February 2004)
 * 3) [|50 Useful Blogging Tools for Teachers]
 * 4) New for 2008 - [|Horizon Reports]
 * 5) [|Teach Digital:Curriculum by Wesley Fryer -- Powerfulblending]
 * 6) [|Did You Know? (Clarence Fischer)]
 * 7) [|Atomic Learning]
 * 8) [|Atomic Learning Web 2.0] (new in Sept. 2007)
 * 9) [|Citation Machine]
 * 10) [|BibMe]
 * 11) Del.icious Links: [|Alice] [|Cathy] [|Mike]
 * 12) [|Effective online searching]
 * 13) [|LibraryThing]
 * 14) [|Edutopia - George Lucas Foundation]
 * 15) [|Great info. on RSS]
 * 16) [|Blogs in Plain English]
 * 17) [|Google Docs in Plain English]
 * 18) [|Online Photo Sharing in Plain English]
 * 19) [|Having Our Say: Middle Grade Student Perspectives on School, Technologies, and Academic Engagement]
 * 20) [|25 Tools Every Learning Professional Should Have in Their Toolbox]
 * 21) [|The Top 100 Tools for Spring, 2008]
 * 22) [|Where Do You Fit?] (from the Pew Internet and American Life Project)
 * Do you cringe when your cell phone rings?
 * Do you suffer from withdrawal when you can't check your Blackberry?
 * Do you rush to post your vacation video to your Web site?
 * The questions below allow you to place yourself in one of the categories in the Pew Internet Project's Typology of Information and Communication Technology Users. To identify the typology group to which you belong, please answer the questions below. When you press the 'Calculate My Results' button, a new page will tell you in which group you fit, along with a description of the general characteristics of that group.