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Daniel V. Marmion, CTO
KENNETH FULLER's Site
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| Evaluating Web Information Sheridan Libraries of Johns Hopkins University has compiled a comprehensive method of evaluating web information. A printer friendly version is available. This resource isn't recommended for younger students. |
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| How to Tell if You Are Looking at a Great Website The American Libraries Association (ALA) shares their evaluation criteria for collecting excellent sites for young people. The ALA's target group are children of any age up to and including age fourteen. |
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| Newest Firefox Add-ons RSS feed of the newest Mozilla Firefox browser add-ons, including plugins and themes can allow you to customize your browsing experience and add tons of enhancements. I am currently using Flock which is built on the Mozilla engine which means Firefox add-ons can be used with Flock. |
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| Links to Sites from My Blog | |
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| Community Engagement & School Reform in DC - Podcast Listen to the podcast of parent advocate Margot Berkey. |
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| Community Engagement & School Reform in DC - transcript Download the podcast transcript of Margot Berkey. |
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| KinderArt® Stuff for Teachers Top 10 Reasons to Create a Classroom Web Page. |
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| Scholastic® HomePage Builder [2/6/08 post - "OK You Have a Web Site, Now What?"] Register with Scholastic.com free of charge and begin building your Class Homepage. Registration also entitles you to easy to use web page building tools and teacher resources. |
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| Professional Development (PD) and Continuing Eduaction | |
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| RSS Feed Education and Technology |
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| Master of Education (M. Ed.): Online Educational Assessment and Evaluation Degree The University of Phoenix offers a number of advanced degree programs in the Computer Sciences and Education. |
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| Web Sites for Students | |
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| ALA - Great Web Sites for Kids! This site maintained by the American Library Association (ALA), contains a searchable collection of web sites for kids. There are categories spanning all core academic subjects plus a link for teachers, parents, and caregivers. |
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