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I’m often asked by educators why I use wikis, blogs, AND Google docs. “Why not just pick one?”

A few months back I posted on a slideshow that I created called, Web 2.0 for Schools.

Instead of empowering and teaching students how to harness the power of the internet and social media they are banning teachers from interacting with teachers in online spaces like Facebook.

The biggest complaint administrators and teachers have is too much paper.

Has computer and communication technology allowed us to connect more deeply with life? Or, as we become more connected with this technology, are we becoming more disconnected from life?

Hashtags provide a way for others who are interested in a particular topic to see what you have to say even if they're not following you.

I had the good fortune to attend EdCampNYC this past weekend which was attended by passionate and innovative educators. All presenters were placed in rooms equipped with Smartboards.

Like many wired people, you probably take great pride in being a multitasker.

When did teachers become the bêtes noir of public education? Why are they getting all the blame for America’s public education failings?

About 1/3 of the 95% of children who attend school (5% and growing are engaging in home education) drop out in America.

I gather weekly with educators who envision the ideal school. We collaborate online for what we believe would be the environment students should learn.

Students with learning disabilities may have problems with reading, math, reasoning and recall.

YouTube without a doubt is the most popular website for video on the internet.

Here is the first part of my A Z Web Tools A+B Animasher is a site to make animations by using pictures from the gallery or you can use your own pictures too. You can add music, some sound effects,