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Columbia Copyright Advisory Office
The Copyright Advisory Office of Columbia University addresses issues of fair use, copyright ownership, and publishing arrangements in furtherance of higher education and the advancement of knowledge; provides copyright information and education resources for the university community; supports innovative policies, practices, and contracts to foster the creation, preservation, and accessibility of information resources; and undertakes research and exploration of copyright issues to provide original understandings of the law and its importance.
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JEA.org | Journalism Education Association
The Journalism Education Association has resources for journalism educators.
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YourNextRead: Book Recommendations (USA)
Finished a book you really liked? Try YourNextRead to discover a book like it.
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Rubrics for the Chatterbox. Would be good to consider for journalism coursework.
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Society of Professional Journalists: SPJ Code of Ethics
Code of Ethics from the Society of Professional Journalists.
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APA Style Blog: A DOI and URL Flowchart
A handy flowcharts helps writers determine when to use the DOI and URL when citing references in APA Style.
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Instructify » Blog Archive » Instructifeature: Keep parents in the loop with a class website
This article discusses the many tools that can help you design a website to keep parents in the loop.
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Bloom’s Taxonomy Blooms Digitally, Andrew Churches
Bloom’s taxonomy and revised taxonomy discussed with some useful diagrams and key terms associated with each tier along with digital counterparts. Swiss army knife for writing objectives!
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Planbook- Computerized Teacher Lesson Plan Book for Mac and Windows
Just downloaded and purchased this planbook, and so far, it looks great.
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Evaluating blogs is hard. This post can help you figure out how to approach assessing blogs.
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Lit2Go is a free online collection of stories and poems in Mp3 (audiobook) format. You can: 1) Download the files to your Mp3 player and listen on the go, 2) Listen to the Mp3 files on your computer, 3) View the text on a webpage and read along as you listen, 4) Print out the stories and poems to make your own book.
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“Our mission is to help people all over the world prevent plagiarism and restore integrity to written work.”
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TextFlows: Reading Re-Invented
“TextFlows offer an entirely new way to interact with the written word. We use motion and light to present text as an animated flow on a simple, uncluttered screen. Reading becomes easier, more effective, and fun; writing receives an added dimension of artistic expression.”
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“Using iTouch and iPhones for Teaching and Learning”
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April eNews for Education: Learning with iPod touch.
Apple shares the latest educational apps, iTunes U links, and podcasts.
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Literature Circle as Podcast – English Companion Ning
Adam Watson describes how he uses podcasting to conduct literature circles.
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Greatest 101 questions of all time: 1-20 – Telegraph
“The ‘101 greatest questions of all time’ have been answered in a BBC magazine. Here we present the first twenty. “
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Olivia Mitchell presents templates for seven slide types that will get your audience’s attention.
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Professional Development for Teachers | Conference and Workshop Database
“Educator’s Professional Development is the largest online database of professional development conferences and workshops for educators and teachers from Early Learning to Grade 12. “
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Wow. I just spent two hours on these great resources/ links. Thanks!
You're welcome. I've been going through the sites I have been meaning to look at and bookmarking the ones I like.
Thanks for the link on blog assessment–very helpful for my digital writing workshop summer project!
You're welcome. I thought I would take a gander at it for my students next year.