diigo bookmarks (weekly)

• Study finds that 10- and 11-year-olds already have notions about ideal body composition - Wellness - TIME.com

  tags: health, curriculum

• YouTube - Michael Jordan "Failure" Nike Commercial

  tags: professional_development, failure, learning

• YouTube - Famous Failures

  tags: professional_development, failure, learning

• YouTube - Seth Godin & Tom Peters on blogging.

  tags: blog, blogging

• More ‘Evidence’ of Intelligent Design Shot Down by Science | Wired Science | Wired.com

  tags: evolution, science, biology, curriculum

• Great Book Stories / FrontPage

  tags: library, library2.0

• K12 Online Conference 2009 | Leading the ChangeBeyond the Stacks: Using Emerging Technologies to Strengthen Teacher-librarian Leadership

  tags: library, library2.0, k12_online_2009

• Little evidence laptops helped students' reading, math

  tags: 1:1, 1to1, laptops

• Bernard

  tags: 1:1

• Biology on the iPhone and iPod Touch | Biology in Action

  apps for iphone/itouch that provide some interactive science

  tags: science, curriculum, iphone, iPod, interactive

• E.gg Timer - simple online countdown timer

  a simple egg timer
  

  tags: timer

• Freshman Transition Initiative

  tags: CTE, Career_Pathways, freshman_transition

• Dan Pink on the surprising science of motivation | Video on TED.com

  tags: motivation, psychology, ted.com, danielpink, incentives, learning, professional_development

• LearnCentral

  tags: socialnetworking, professional development, collaboration, education, technology

• 2¢ Worth » This is Not about YouTube - Annotated

  tags: youtube, web2.0, video_in_the_classroom

• ALA | Interpretations

  Although the Articles of the Library Bill of Rights are unambiguous statements of basic principles that should govern the service of all libraries, questions do arise concerning application of these principles to specific library practices.
  
  Following are those documents designated by the Intellectual Freedom Committee as Interpretations of the Library Bill of Rights and background statements detailing the philosophy and history of each. For convenience and easy reference, the documents are presented in alphabetical order. These documents are policies of the American Library Association, having been adopted by the ALA Council.

  tags: ALA, censorship, intellectual_freedom, Information fluency, digital citizenship, all_teachers, digitalcitizenship, bestpractices

• Wordle Blog: How to make Wordle safe for classroom use.

  tags: wordle, filter

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