2.  Equipment  Social networking
› Computer, projector, interne › Facebook, Twitter, classroo
t m 2.0
 Integration plan  Blogs
› Daily integration of › Techbrarian, techomnivore
technology
 Wikis
 Standards › Wikispaces, wiki walk
› Become familiar with through
ISTE's Educational
Technology Standards  Online safety
› TIE’s internet safety
 Curriculum
› Enhance learning with  Assessment
technology › Have a method to asses
how technology is working
 Professional for you
development
› You as the teacher
must know what your
doing

3.  This article really explained how to
integrate technology into the classroom.
It gave some helpful websites and hints
on how to do it successfully. I think it was
a great article and it is so important
because technology is becoming bigger
and bigger within the classroom.

4.  Ask for recommendations  Retweet something you have
 Thank people who respond learned
 Ask for advice  Say thanks when someone
 Write a book list or link a list retweets you
 Tweet about web resources  Recommend other tweeters
 Provide daily tips  Answer your followers
questions
 Share new studies of interest
 Schedule meetings
 Celebrate timely events
 Personal connection by
 Tweet your school website sharing
 Link to a book trailer  Ask others for favorites
 Start Twitter book club  Post requests for events
 Invite followers to an event  Find summer work
 Link photos of your classroom  Ask for free stuff
 Share teaching humor  Join a twibe

5.  This was a great article. It gave many
reasons that teachers should use
Twitter, many of which I would have
never thought of. Twitter can really be a
great resource for teachers and it is so
simple to navigate.

6.  Together we’re better  Professional
› virtual staffroom development
 Global or local: you › networking
choose  Quality-assured
› You choose who to follow searching
 Self awareness and › Trust who you follow
reflection  Communication
› Teachers share support › 140 characters is great
 Ideas workshop discipline
› Share ideas  Getting with times!
 Newsroom › Twitter is so easy
› Stay up to date

7.  This article gave some great advice
about how teachers can use Twitter. It
explained that teachers can make it
more local and follow others within their
corporation or take it global and follow
teachers from all over the world. It also
explained that communication is key
and Twitter is one very easy way to
communicate.

8. Pieces of Book readers
learning
edutopia
Education week

9.  Pieces of Learning
 @PiecesOLearning Marion, IL
 Since 1989, Pieces of Learning has
offered staff development and resources
focused on research-based
differentiated instruction, RTI, and
Bloom's Taxonomy.
 http://www.piecesoflearning.com

10.  Book Readers
 @BookReadersClub USA
 Join us to share your love of reading
Books, Magazines and Newspapers. Find
great deals on eBook
Readers, Books, and Magazine &
Newspaper Subscriptions ONLINE.
 http://bit.ly/d5xzPF

11.  edutopia
 @edutopia San Rafael, California, USA
 Inspiration and information for what
works in education.
 http://edutopia.org

12.  Education Week
 @educationweek Bethesda, MD
 Education Week, American education's
newspaper and website of record.
 http://www.edweek.org

13.  I feel that Twitter is a great way for
teachers to communicate with one
another. It is super easy and there are
countless opportunities involved with
Twitter. Teachers have the ability to
follow other teachers from all over the
world and also teachers right in their own
corporation.

14.  "25 Ways to Teach with Twitter." Tech &
Learning. Web. 8 Dec. 2010.
<http://www.techlearning.com/editorblogs/25
974>.
 "9 Reasons to Twitter in Schools." Tech &
Learning. Web. 8 Dec. 2010.
<http://www.techlearning.com/article/17340>.
 "Ten Ideas for Getting Started with 21 Century
Teaching and Learning." Tech & Learning.
Web. 8 Dec. 2010.
<http://www.techlearning.com/Blogs/22558>.