USEFUL+LINKS+FOR+EDUCATORS

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2 different educational websites for teachers that you have evaluated for age appropriateness, accuracy, timeliness, etc. [|Digital History] [|Smithsonian]

New Mexico Public Education Department Standards and/or Benchmarks and/or Power standards [|NMPED]

An educational video on Teacher Tube or You Tube [|Fraction Addition] [|Earth, Sun, and Moon]

A website with criteria for students to evaluate online information [|Using the Web Grades 1-8] [|Evaluating Websites Grades 6-8]

A website with information on computer security and privacy that uses kid-friendly language [|KidSMART]

A kid-friendly website outlining the principles of digital citizenship [|Digizen] [|Digital Citizenship]

A web site with information about how to format research papers according to APA format [|Citation Machine]

A web site for teachers who wish to check student work for plagiarism [|Plagiarism Stoppers] [|Turnitin] [|Prevent Plagiarism]

A website containing no-cost educationally appropriate images and/or clipart [|Pics4Learning]

An article or other reading that will help teachers and students to become familiar with Web 2.0 [|For Teachers] [|For Kids]

A website (kid-friendly) describing copyright and fair use of multimedia materials for educational purposes [|Ed Online] [|Cyberbee]

A website for downloading royalty-free music/sound online [|Partners In Rhyme] [|UJAM]

A website for a professional organization for educators in one of the content areas [|NCSS]

Your top-ten favorite education-related web sites (this can include links to Web 2.0 tools, educational games, sites for homework, etc.) [|Google Earth] [|e-Bug] [|NASA] [|National Geographic] [|Discovery] [|KidsKnowIt] [|BrainPOP] [|PBS Kids] [|Kid Sites] [|Poetry4Kids]

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