My Weekly Diigo Bookmarks (July 27, 2014)

• A Definitive Guide for Developing a Technology Vision Statement for your School - THE DAILY RIFF - Be Smarter. About Education.

  From Kim Cofino

  tags: vision statement technology

• ThingLink Teacher Challenge

  From the Thinglink blog

  tags: tihnglink howto

• Google Tricks and Tips: Saving Files to Multiple Folders

  tags: folders tricks google

• 9 Best EdTech Tools for Presenting

  tags: presenting tools edtech

• 6 Uses of Evernote in the Classroom

  tags: evernote classroom workshop

• 22 Apps To Make Videos In The Classroom

  tags: apps videos

• Introduction to Google Classroom

  tags: googleclassroom introduction howto

• FluencyTutor for Google - Students Listen and Practice Reading Aloud

  From Richard Byrne - FluencyTutor for Google is a Chrome web app (works on Chromebook, PC, Mac) that allows teachers to share selected reading passages with their students. Students can hear the passages read aloud. The text being read aloud is highlighted to help students follow along with the reading.

  tags: google reading practice fluency

• 10 Things Every Teacher Should Know How To Do With Google Docs

  tags: googledocs teacher howto

• A Couple of Good Guides to Getting Acquainted With the Features of Google Chrome

  tags: guides googlechrome howto

• Why college remediation needs to be overhauled

  From Carol Burris in the Washington Post

  tags: remediation

• More Resources On Race & Racism

  tags: racism ferlazzo resources

• Making Curation Easier With @IFTTT

  From Steven Anderson

  tags: curation iftt

• Social Media: Follow the Best Massachusetts Twitter Accounts | My Town Tutors

  Top ##Massachusetts Accounts! @patrickmlarkin @peterhreynolds @CMEaston @pragmaticmom @GladlyDo @BurkheadBill http://t.co/zOWep9vvG7

  tags: Massachusetts

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