Navigating
the internet can be fun, interesting, and distracting. It is easy to get
sucked in to a never ending path of link-clicking and web browsing while
discovering new resources. On my search, I found many useful sights that I plan
to use in the future. The three most valuable that I found are as
follows:
1.
Read Write Think.org
www.readwritethink.org
This
site provides educators and students access to the highest quality practices
and resources in reading and language arts instruction.
2.
Wikiversity
This
is a project devoted to learning resources and learning projects.
Teachers, students, and researchers are able to join Wikiversity and be part of
a Digital Learning Community.
3.
Science Net Links
This
site provides resource for teacher to help make standards based experiences on
the internet more meaningful for students.
Here
is a link to my social bookmarking page
It is
important to educate our students in a safe manner. They can be taught to
collect resources and tools by showing them the indicators for finding a
credible website and teaching the how to find the initial source of
information.