I have been getting more and more into sharing information via Twitter recently. With 1,300 RSS subscribers, and only 850 Twitter followers, I know that not all of my readers are getting all of the links that I share. I thought it might be fun to share with you some of the links that I came across last month and shared on Twitter. If you aren’t following me on Twitter yet, you should start: @sywtt
Also, if you’re on Google Wave and would like to add me, feel free! My address is soyouwanttoteach.com@googlewave.com
- 5 great resources to find out about Google Wave
- 5 Reasons Google Wave Is Not Ready
- 5 Step Change Strategy
- Five Technology Lessons Every Teacher Can Teach
- 8 tips to optimize your time for blog writing
- 8 ways to get teachers talking about learning
- The 10 Best Educational Websites
- 10 Great ways to use Audacity with your students
- 10 Productivity Tools for Computer Addicts
- 10 Things Parents Don’t Tell Teachers
- 10 Things Your Students Won’t Tell You
- Ten tried and tested internet tools for teachers
- 10 Useful WordPress Coding Techniques
- 10 U.S. Presidents Who Got Their Start in Teaching
- Ten Web Development Tips I Wish I’d Known Two Years Ago
- 11 Stupidest Writing Mistakes
- Eleven Years of Google: A Look Back
- 15 Free Tools For Better Blogging
- 15 Tools To Help You Go Paperless
- 15 Twitter Users Shaping the Future of Publishing
- 20 Best WordPress Typography Plugins To Enhance Readability
- 20 cool third-party iPhone apps
- 20 great online sites for kids’ education
- 25 Detailed Tutorials for Coding Up Your Web Designs
- 25 Tips For Less Stress
- 25+ Experimental Typography Showcases
- 50 Excellent Blogs About Education Reform
- 50 Most Influential Bloggers of 2009
- 50 Quick music practice tips
- 53 Best Practices How To Add RSS Subscribers
- The 95 Theses by Martin Luther
- 99 of the best Windows freeware programs you may not know of
- 100 Best Professors Who Blog
- 100 Best YouTube Videos for K-12 Teachers
- 100 Blogs Every New Teacher Should Read
- 100 Helpful Websites for New Teachers
- 100 Terrific Cheat Sheets for K-12 Teachers
- 100 Ways You Should Be Using Facebook in Your Classroom
- 100+ Google Tricks That Will Save You Time In School
- 100+ Useful Bookmarklets For Better Productivity
- Are Students Engaged or Merely Entertained?
- Artistic Expression: Logo Design From Start To Finish
- Beautiful Free Pictures
- The Best Web 2.0 Applications for Education
- Can Google Wave Change The Future of Content Management?
- Cellphones in Classrooms
- The Complete Guide to Going Paperless
- The Complete Guide to Google Wave
- Delete: The Virtue of Forgetting in the Digital Age
- Discovery Education: Web 2.0 – Conquering Technophobia
- Does using the internet affect the brain?
- Essential WordPress Tutorials for Beginners
- Fast track to teaching
- Games lessons
- The Genius Brothers Behind Google Wave
- Google Docs Templates for Education
- Google’s Hottest Tools
- Google Tasks Extension for Google Chrome
- Google Wave and Mobile Learning
- Google Wave Extension List
- Google Wave – Initial Impressions
- Google Wave Use Cases: Education
- Google Wave – who else is waving?
- How to Convert A PDF to Text With Text Extractor
- Improving teacher quality
- Interactive Orchestra
- Introducing Astropolis: The Video Game Suite Designed to Help Study Autism
- iPods in the Classroom
- Less Stress: Reduce Possessions
- Maps of the Seven Deadly Sins
- ‘Me Fail English? That’s Unpossible’: Studying Literature with ‘The Simpsons’
- Mobile phones – powerful learning aids?
- Offline Inspiration: How To Find It and Get The Most Out Of It
- Operating Systems: How Painful To Switch?
- Ride The Wave! Hands-On With Google Wave Preview
- The Rule of High School
- Simon Cowell’s letter to his younger, cocky self
- Super-Clean and Minimal Web Designs: 70+ Stunning Examples and Resources
- Texting, Surfing, Studying?
- Using microblogging in education
- War of the social networks takes a page from fiction
- The Web in 5 Years
- What problems does Google Wave solve?
- When should you use Comic Sans? [Diagram]
- “Where do I start my line?” – A song about graphing linear equations
- You Better Smile Before Christmas!
