25 tips for Students and Teachers Using Google Wave

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Hi I'm Kev and thanks for stopping by. Here you'll find the latest Tech, Tools, Toys, News and lesson plans for teachers who want to work smarter and keep a step ahead your students. I aim to keep it simple, straight to the point and relevant. Enjoy!

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Some of my favourite teaching and learning sites
- Mark Warner's Teaching Ideas
  
  One of the biggest and best Teaching Resource sites on the web.
- iLearn Technology
  
  An Edublog about integrating technology into the classroom
- Free Technology for Teachers
  
  A review of free technology resources and how teachers can use them. Ideas for technology integration in education.
- Jane's E-Learning Pick of the Day
  
  Selected by Jane Hart of the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies
- NCS-Tech
  
  Always full of exceptional education and technology news and resources
- Angela Maiers
  
  Angela has some great resources for teachers and students.

Thursday

Jan142010

Kevin Cummins

Another good link from James Atkinson. Many of us have had the opportnity to have a play with Google wave but this list brings together some great ideas of how to use this unknown quantity in education. Check it out here and I would love to hear any great success you have had with Google Wave.

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