Clif’s Notes

Suggested Reading

I’ve found the following to be interesting reading material. I’d like to write a full post regarding each but I just don’t have the time. Instead, I’ll just mention them and suggest that you take a look at them.

Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss.

Designing Interactions

Top 10 Ed-Tech Stories Still Resonate in 2008 - from eSchool News

Taking the One Laptop Per Child XO Laptop to the Preschool Classroom - Anne provides several strategies that she has used with preschool children.

Carl Dickerson gives the gift of literacy to low-income children - We need more people like this.

What I’d Teach the Teachers - An interesting perspective on effective teaching.

Is Plagiarism a Problem for eLearning?

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What Do They Need to Know?

Interactive Periodic Table

Does Testing Crush Creativity?

Teacher Dropouts: Why?

NETS-S: First or Second Edition?

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A Fun Mini-Game

One of my brothers sent me the link to this mini-game. It’s a very quick game, but it’s addicting. My best time so far is 11.625 seconds after 9 attempts. How well can you do? Post your best time in the comments and let’s declare the king of the red square.

What are some ways that this could be used in the classroom?