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CITE Journal The CITE Journal is an online, peer-reviewed journal, established and jointly sponsored by five professional associations (AMTE, ASTE, NCSS-CUFA, CEE, and SITE). This is the only joint venture of this kind in the field of teacher education. Each professional association has sole responsibility for editorial review of articles in its discipline: Technology and Science Education (ASTE) Technology and Mathematics Education (AMTE) Technology and Social Studies Education (NCSS-CUFA) Technology and English Education (CEE) Educational Technology: General (SITE) The CITE Journal has a unique Commentary feature, which permits readers to author short responses to articles published in a commentary strand linked to the article. In addition to its discipline-based journals, CITE Journal has a General Educational Technology section and three cross-disciplinary sections: Editorial, Current Practice, and Seminal Articles.

Top 10 Educational Videos of 2011 Another year is coming to a close. And with the New Year approaching, it’s a great time to reflect on topics and issues that impacted our learning in 2011. I traveled all over the country again in 2011 speaking to K-12 educators on the power that video can have on student learning. I have personally witnessed the amazing influence video has had on my own students’ learning during my past nine years in education. 2011 was no exception in the diverse and powerful videos that some of our world leaders, or future world leaders, created. Therefore, I have decided to list the top 10 educational videos I watched this past year. Now, I will concede that there may be better videos in our global stratosphere. 10. Grades 1 And 2 At Ancaster Meadow School 9. Sir Ken Robinson on SchoolTube 8. Cultural Anthropologist Mimi Ito on Connected Learning, Children, and Digital Media 7. iPads in the classroom are becoming increasingly more popular. iPad in High School English 6. Meet Videolicious 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.

Educational Videos and Games for Kids about Science, Math, Social Studies and English The 11 Most Popular Open Online Courses This Is How Students Use School Websites 8.45K Views 0 Likes It's important to have a proper appearance online. So why are there so many unhelpful school websites out there? This infographic shares what students want. The 7 Critical Services All Libraries Should Offer 8.78K Views 0 Likes Libraries are changing. Teachers TV | Free education videos and resources for professional development Support Blogging! - Links to School Bloggers The Top 100 Bloggers of 2013: Ten Niches, Ten Bloggers! Welcome to this compilation of the top 100 bloggers of 2013! I’m going to go through ten separate categories and take a quick look at all the best and brightest from those markets. Ranging from health and fitness to SEO and internet marketing, there’s a lot of fantastic bloggers. So without further ado, let’s dive right in! Top 10 Social Media/Internet Marketing Bloggers Jeff Bullas – Jeff Bullas is a very popular social media blogger, who runs a popular blog all about social media and online market (bet you weren’t expecting that!. Jason Keath – Jason founded Social Fresh, a social media company that has grown exponentially since its inception back in 2008. Kim Garst ­– Kim runs both a personal blog as well as Boom! Danny Brown – Recognized by HubSpot as the #1 marketing blog in the world, it might be worth listening to what Danny has to say when it comes to Internet Marketing. Stanford Smith ­– Mr. Top 10 SEO Bloggers

This Year’s 10 Best TED Talks To Share With Students In honor of the recent TED Live announcement , I thought it’d be a good idea to remind you why TED rocks. Below is just a small fraction of the amazing presentations put on by the folks over at TED. Each one of the presentations embedded below is perfect for sharing with students and showing in class*. Do you use TED in the classroom? *There are of course many more presentations but I picked these because I thought they resonated with me and would do the same with students. Philip Zimbardo: The Demise of Guys? Philip Zimbardo was the leader of the notorious 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment — and an expert witness at Abu Ghraib. Pavan Sukhdev: Put A Value On Nature! A banker by training, Pavan Sukhdev runs the numbers on greening up — showing that green economies are an effective engine for creating jobs and creating wealth. Annie Murphy Paul: What We Learn Before We’re Born Pop quiz: When does learning begin? Joe Sabia: The Technology of Storytelling Allan Jones: A Map of the Brain

6 Free Professional Development Web Tools Worth Trying Professional development isn’t as easy as it used to be. Although districts often have days set aside for professional development or school improvement, these are not enough to meet the requirements for certificate renewal, nor are they enough to provide teachers with the opportunities they need to excel. Not to mention that the topics and agendas of these PD days are generally not self-selected, but rather assigned by administrators whose priorities may be very different from those of the teachers attending. It used to be that individual opportunities existed for teachers to engage in PD of their choosing. This decrease in funding and opportunities comes at the worst possible time. We can’t just sit back and wait for our administrators to provide solutions – we may be waiting for a very, very long time. Take your professional development into your own hands. Not sure where to start? Teachers First – completely free online PD on just about any topic you can think of.

3 Clutter-free Ways to Display YouTube Videos I'm slowly starting to hear more instances of schools allowing teachers and students to access YouTube in their classrooms. Last week a reader contacted me for suggestions about displaying YouTube videos in her classroom without accidentally having an inappropriate "related video" show up on the screen. What follows are the three resources I recommend for displaying YouTube without the sidebar advertisements and related videos. View Pure is a simple little tool that strips way all of the distractions of related videos, comments, and promoted videos. Quietube is a handy little browser extension that removes all the clutter from YouTube allowing you to view only your selected video. SafeShare.tv makes it possible to view YouTube videos without displaying the related videos and associated comments. Here's what SafeShare.tv looks like in action.

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