Looking for safe and secure place to save those videos for your class? VuSafe allows you to create your own library of videos, as well as "use VuSafe to find videos, post them to a VuSafe library, organize the videos using keywords and categories, and share them with their students safely. The service removes all outside content present on sites such as YouTube, eliminating access to inappropriate comments, advertisements or other non-approved videos." If your school presently blocks YouTube, you will still be able to show the videos on VuSafe, so pick your videos at home and put them on VuSafe for when you are at school. VuSafe is a free service for K-12 schools. The video below is an overview of the site:
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Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
All About Creative Commons and Copyright
Apps for Teachers and Students
Digital Citizenship Resources- all ages covered
Digital Curation for School Librarians and Other Tech Types
Digital Storytelling
Do You Read Me? - resources for elementary/middle school teachers
eBooks and Libraries
Edcamp: Do it Yourself Professional Development
Edmodo- Extending Learning Beyond the Classroom
An Educator's Guide to Twitter
Evaluating a Web Site
Focus on the Future-Connecting Books and the 20th Century Reader
Free Stock Images
Google+ For Educators
Google Forms-More Than Just Multiple Choice
GoogleDocs
Infographics for Librarians, Educators and Other Cool Geeks
iPads in Content Areas
iPads in Schools
Just Say No to PowerPoint
Library Toolkit- everything for the school librarian
Professional Organizations for School Librarians and Media Specialists
QR Codes in Education
Reference
Research Skills for History and Science Fair Projects
School Librarians and the Common Core Standards
Staying Safe Online
Technology Integration and 21st Century Learning
Technology Integration Resources
A "Top Ten" Teacher's Guide to Being a Cyber Hero- Web 2.0 tools
Web 2.0 Elementary Resource Kit
Web Quest Information
Write On! for Kids
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
7 Ways to Fix Rude Tween Behavior
Anti-Bullying Programs- speakers for assemblies; online bullying surveys and more
The Benefits of Social Media for Teachers- from Richard Byrne, Free Technology For Teachers
Dr. Kowalski on Social Media- Professor in the Department of Psychology at Clemson University in South Carolina, and the author of Cyberbullying: Bullying in the Digital Ages.
Education 2.0: Social Networking and Education- infographic
How College Professors Use Social Media- infographic
How Does the World of Social Networking Compare to High School?- infographic
How Social Media is Reshaping College Admissions-infographic
How Texting Changes the Way Kids Communicate
How to Get Better Grades Using Social Media- infographic
How to Protect Your Teens From Dangers Posed by Social Media Sites
Is Social Media Ruing Students?- infographic
Kids and Social Networking: Pros and Cons- CNN Health
The New Risks for Teens in Social Networking Sites
An Open Letter to Teens: re Social Media
ProCon.org- about social networking
Problems With Social Networking and Teens
The Pros and Cons of Texting and IM- written by Kelley Loftis for TechLearning Magazine
Responsible Social Networking For Teens
Rules 'n Tools for Social Networking Sites- from Protectkids.com
The Secret Life of Kids Online- CNN
Social Media Finds a Place in the Classroom-USA Today report about New Milford H.S. Principal Eric Sheninger
The Social Media Stars of 2011
Social Networking and Bullying
Social Networking: Good For Children? - from the Cyberhood Watch web site
Social Networking Sites: Safety Tips for Tweens and Teens- from the Federal Trade Commission
Study Links Too Much Texting, Social Networking to Health Risks- from CNN
Why Social Media is Actually Good for Teens
Why Social Media is Good and Bad For Kids
Why Social Networks are Good for the Kids
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