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Beth Dichter's insight:
Have you considered creating a "core set of teacher practices" that you use and you think other teachers should use? David Wees had done this with this chart of 20 Things Every Teacher Should Do. Check it out and if you have items to add make sure to let him know. 
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ClassConnect defines itself as the easiest way to build and share your lessons. You may build your lessons, adding websites, online videos and more; search for lessons others have build; organize and store your lessons; and share and collaborate with students, parents and collegues. What intrigued me as I looked at this site is how it came to be. In the blog Eric Simons says "during my junior year of high school (almost two years ago), my chemistry teacher pulled me aside and asked the question that changed the focus of my life: "What would make you interested in learning what I’m teaching?" This website is his answer to the question!
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Learn What You Want, Teach What You Love... MentorMob is a Learning Playlist platform that allows users to curate, collaborate on, and share any kind of online content. Creating and editing Learning Playlists is a free and easy process that cuts out internet junk and enables users to search for relevant content. Open your knowledge to people who share your skills so they can help you refine it by adding and editing your Learning Playlist.
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Zwiggo is a platform that makes sharing and collaborating in groups incredibly easy. We've made getting started very simple. No personal information is required, and anyone can create a private or public 'space' for their group, customize it with Apps, and invite other people in seconds.
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Exploratree is a free web resource where you can access a library of ready-made interactive thinking guides, print them, edit them or make your own. You can share them and work on them in groups too.
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Zopler is a social network where writers, authors and students can easily collaborate on writing stories together as a group. If you choose to use this with students consider making your stories private. For a short video introduction go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnc6CoppdoQ&nbsp
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After almost a year in beta, we are finally releasing SpiderScribe.net! SpiderScribe.net stays free for EDUs, ORGs and non-commercial use (we know it has been very popular with schools). This is an easy-to-use (and teach) mind mapping tool, where one can capture, connect, collaborate and share ideas online. If you have not had a chance to try SpiderScribe head over to their website and check it out.
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Build Your Curriculum - Create lessons, organize units, add files and materials from around the web, and share your curriculum with teachers down the hall and across the globe.
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There are two types of people in the world. Those that use Diigo, and those that are really missing out.
Esraa Eldeghidy's curator insight,
November 15, 2015 11:00 PM
Social Annotations, Highlighting and Social BookmarkingLaunchedJuly 4, 2006
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Aviary has a suite of powerful creative applications that you can use right in your web browser. There's nothing to download or install, so you'll have instant access from any computer. Use your account to create, share, and collaborate with our community of artists. Aviary's great for learning, too: open up any awesome creation to see how it was made, and you'll be an expert in no time!
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This is not a completely comprehensive list, however, it is a good idea for trying to focus our priorities in a job that is so multifaceted that it is often overwhelming. I might consider reorganizing the list into action items and philosophical items, and choose one or two a week to focus on.
Thx Beth Dichter!