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Elaine Plybon is the coordinator of The Infinity Project at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and a high school science teacher for the Texas Virtual School. She currently serves on the Leadership Councils of the Discovery Educator Network in Texas and in Second Life.

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Collaborate in really real time with Etherpad

There are several free tools available on the web that purport to be a great place to collaborate. Google Docs...
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Blogs and wikis in the classroom

Over the last few years, more and more educators have begun using blogs and wikis in the classroom. This article will discuss what blogs and wikis...
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Back to school technology lessons

As teachers begin to prepare for the new school year, part of the planning is what to do in those first days of school. There are some things that...
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Twitter 101 for educators

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The world has been all a-Twitter for awhile now. Recently, Twitter has found its way into the news, churches, businesses, and classrooms. I have found...
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Using open source in the classroom

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We've all been there. Attended a workshop on a great software application or heard another teacher talking about how much they think this or that...
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5 cool tools I discovered without going to NECC

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As many people in the educational technology world know, the 30th annual National Education Computing Conference (NECC) sponsored by the International...
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FotoFlexer useful as a photo-editing tool in the classroom

Throughout the summer, I will be doing a series of reviews focusing on free Web 2.0 tools that can be used in the classroom. The first site I am...
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Plagiarism, dishonesty and academics: where do we draw the line?

"The dog ate my homework." Some teachers may have actually heard this cliche excuse in their own classroom. But with the 21st century...
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Top 5 free technology tools for the classroom

When we talk about technology in the classroom, many of us automatically think about computers and software. When I sent out a tweet on Twitter and...
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