Weekly Diigo Links (weekly)

• Blogging About The Web 2.0 Connected Classroom: So...You Wanna Use Blogs In The Classroom

  So...You Wanna Use Blogs In The Classroom /read in @feedly http://t.co/3rLJYKA6uS

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Weekly Diigo Links (weekly)

• Free Technology for Teachers: 7 Good Resources for Art Teachers and Students

  7 Good Resources for Art Teachers and Students http://t.co/PwDyE4BYUx

• Free Technology for Teachers: 5 Free Timers to Help You Time Classroom Activities and Break Times

  5 Free Timers to Help You Time Classroom Activities and Break Times /read in @feedly http://t.co/7Fy61pAP1k

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Weekly Diigo Links (weekly)

• 8 great Raspberry Pi projects created by kids | News | TechRadar

  8 great Raspberry Pi projects created by kids http://t.co/AYKH1QW4BD #edtech

  tags: edtech

• Free Technology for Teachers: Ten Good Video Sources for Social Studies Students and Teachers

  Ten Good Video Sources for Social Studies Students and Teachers /read in @feedly http://t.co/2LVEiilf4B

• Three Classroom Blogging Tips for Teachers | The Tempered Radical

  Classroom Blogging Tips For Teachers: http://t.co/ESfU1S1duD

• Blogging About The Web 2.0 Connected Classroom: Professional Development On Your Time, Your Way

  Professional Development On Your Time, Your Way: http://t.co/i1sOG6TISx

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You might be stuck in the 20th century if...

My 3000th tweet and 5 years on the blog passed last week and I thought I would try to sum up what I have observed to be the difference between 20th and 21st century schools.

You might be stuck in the 20th century if:

*There's a typewriter in the main office or Keyboarding is taught in Middle School.
*The media center is still called the library and it's computers are not connected to the     Internet.
*There are cassette players and VCR tapes available for checkout in the library.
*There are faculty members who don't do email or need help turning in grades digitally.
*There are faculty members who have retired but are still employed teaching our children.
*When teachers go to the copy room they carry a ream of paper with them for handouts.
*Student book bags weigh more than the students.
*Most Professional learning is limited to preplanning and post planning .
*Your administrator wants to know if you've ever heard of a blog or wiki.
*Students must deposit their phones in a basket before entering the classroom.

Feel free to add to the list via comments.