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http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2013/05/the-ten-blogs-i-read-first.html#.UZE6ktGI70N I've published lists like these in the past. The last time I did was last summer. Someone just emailed me asking for a list of the blogs that I read first in my reader. Here's my updated list of the ten blogs that I read first whenever I open Feedly . Larry Ferlazzo Moving at the Speed of Creativity - Wes Fryer Cool Cat Teacher - Vicki Davis History Tech - Glenn Wiebe Langwitches - Sylvia Tolisano Hack Education - Audrey Watters The Next Web Kevin's Meandering Mind Make Use Of Inter-tech Education - Joanne Villis

The Ten Blogs I Read First

I think it is really important to keep yourself and your classroom organized. I was not a born organized person, but had to work hard to develop routines and systems to keep myself organized. As a teacher nothing makes me happier than coming into a clean classroom with everything in its place. http://7thgrademathteacherextraordinaire.blogspot.com/2012/01/after-school-routine-checklist.html

After School Routine Checklist

Top 10 Educational Technology Blogs for Teachers

http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2012/11/top-10-educational-technology-blogs-for.html Today we received some good news from Teacher Certification website.

100 Helpful Blogs For School Librarians (And Teachers)

We love librarians. They’re the gatekeepers of knowledge and always looking to explore new ways to enhance the learning experience . http://edudemic.com/2012/07/librarian-blogs/
School Library Monthly/Volume XXIX, Number 1/September-October 2012 http://www.schoollibrarymonthly.com/articles/Valenza2012-v29n1p20.html

School Library Monthly - Curation

100 Best Blogs for School Librarians

http://www.onlinecollege.org/2009/07/07/100-best-blogs-for-school-librarians/ School librarians, whether they work small college libraries, large research universities and departments, or elementary schools, need to stay current on the latest in technology innovation, reading lists, the publishing world, ebook trends, special project and lesson ideas, and a lot more. After all, master’s programs in library science only teach you so much, and librarianship involves constant learning.