This document provides a summary of top internet resources for teachers. It discusses tools for connecting and organizing like Twitter and Evernote. It also discusses tools for gathering input like Poll Everywhere and Google Forms. Additionally, it discusses tools for making sense of information like Topicmarks and Many Eyes. Finally, it discusses tools for sharing like Blogger, SlideShare, and YouTube as well as instructional resources like Khan Academy. It encourages teachers to stay connected and leverage different platforms to disseminate content.

1. Top Internet
Resources For
Teachers
Devin Vodicka, Ed.D.
Assistant Superintendent, Business Services

3. Connecting

4. Twitter

6. Organizing
• Keeping track of everything
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dmatos/4485684994/

7. Evernote

8.  Online backup and file syncing
 Can share files with others

9. Gathering Input
http://www.flickr.com/photos/coyenator/5346688005/

10. Poll Everywhere

12. Google Forms

13. Making Sense of
Information
http://grovesmedia.wordpress.com/2008/06/06/social-networking-friend-or-foe/

14. Topicmarks

15. Many Eyes

16. Sharing
• Creating and publishing in a connected web
environment
http://www.flickr.com/photos/britbohlinger/4223755982/

17. BLOGGER
• Examples:
o Taking Control of Email
o CUSD Tech
o Data Driven Decision-Making

18.  Upload and publicly share
presentations, word docs,
pdfs
 Public and private settings
 Great to use for workshops

19.  Easy creation of video slideshows
 Can use their music, photos or transitions

20. Instructional Resources

23.  Khanacademy.org
 Vetted, high-quality videos in math, science

25. Connecting the Dots
• We live in the “mashable” age
• Uploads to one platform can migrate to others

26. Next Steps
 Stay Connected!
 Other Articles by Lisa and Devin:
 Leadership 2.0: Social Media in Advocacy
 Leveraging Technology To Transform Our Schools
 Building Trust Through Data
 Professional Learning: New Strategies
 Contact:
 devin@dvodicka.com
 http://www.linkedin.com/in/dvodicka