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Struggling to find new ways to engage your young learners? Or are you just interested in creating unique student activities? If so, ZooBurst is the perfect tool! Discover how it can enable your students to create their own stories in digital pop-up book format. FIND OUT MORE »

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LucidChart

Lucidchart about using Lucidchart

Watch your students map the twists and turns of a process or historical [...] »

Vimeo

screenshot from a Vimeo video

Looking for the "un-YouTube" for your classroom? Vimeo is a more focused video [...] »

NewsTrust

Photo, Newspaper Front Pages, Nov. 7, 2008, Travel Aficionado, Flickr

Do more than read the news—assess it, with the help of NewsTrust's [...] »

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Teachers demonstrate digital tool strategies

Introduction to Google Docs

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What exactly is Google Docs and how can you use this flexible tool to encourage [...] »

Crosscurricular Multimedia: AP U.S. History and Govt Classes Collaborate

Detail, homepage, student website, http://web.me.com/sorexvanity/Social_Security

AP U.S. Government teacher Ken Halla and AP U.S. History teacher Monte [...] »

VoiceThread in a 1st-grade Classroom

A student using Voicethread in Jennifer Orr's classroom

Think your students are too young for digital tools? Watch 1st-grade teacher [...] »

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Wikipedia: Credible Research Source or Not?

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Factual accuracy isn't the main deterrent to citing Wikipedia. [...] »

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History is often muddled by modern hindsight. Discover the true meaning of the Battle of Gettysburg.

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Evaluation criteria and rubrics help students think critically about website content.
 

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