A few finds

So everyone, over the past few weeks I've came across so many new pieces of technology I don't know what would be my favorite. I will say that this blog has really opened my eyes in numerous ways. Being accountable for this blog and having a topic to write about (technology and literacy) I think that I've learned so much.Not only have I learned how a student would feel with a blog responsibility in the classroom, and I also learned what reasonable expectations are. On the other hand, I also learned how to put a blog into effect and how to work it appropriately. There are many things to think about when blogging, like I've mentioned before.

I started searching the web for teacher's with blogs and these are some that I found that I thought were interested and informative.

TeachersCount Blog: http://www.teacherscount.org/blog/

Top 50 Blogs by Elementary Educators: http://mastersinelementaryeducation.org/2010/top-50-blogs-by-elementary-educators/

Elementary Teacher Resources blog: http://www.elementary-teacher-resources.com/elementary-teacher-resources-blog.html

50 Amazing  Blogs for Elementary Educators: http://www.toponlinecolleges.com/blog/2010/50-amazing-blogs-for-elementary-educators/

This last one that I'm going to list isn't really a blog. It's twitter4 teachers. They have a list of twitter accounts that you can locate by grade and the topic. My professor has been talking about how twitter can be an amazing tool for teachers and how she has learned so much from others through it. http://twitter4teachers.pbworks.com/w/page/22554523/Elementary%20Teachers

Anyways, I just wanted to share how others were using blogging in the classroom. Not only are some of these blogs just the teacher writing ideas, sharing thoughts, and sharing ideas, but some are just doing it for themselves, and not for the classroom. I think its' great that these teachers are taking the time out of there day to share their ideas and so on.

I hope you find a blog that interests you!