• Wrath of the Math: Obama Wins Nerdiest Election Ever | Danger Room | Wired.com

  Wrath of the Math: Obama wins nerdiest election ever. http://t.co/L1LzeEHD (via @dangerroom)

• ReadWrite – Instagram Finally Breaks Free Of Its Mobile-Only Confines

  Instagram users get web profiles. http://t.co/1WBlfn5x

• A Really Useful Online Graphing Calculator | FracTad's Fractopia

  “A Really Useful Online Graphing Calculator” – http://t.co/jmI07RQy thanks @fractad!

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• Bookry – Welcome | Interactive widgets, reader analytics & templates that work with iBooks Author

  “Bookry is a complimentary service for iBooks Author that lets you add amazing widgets to your books and share them with readers. “

  tags: iBooks Author reading writers writing app apple mac ibooks

• MacHeist > Welcome

  MacHeist has Evernote Premium, Scrivener and 19 other awesome Mac Apps for just $29 in the MacHeist 4 Bundle http://t.co/O6U0CiBc

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• iLearn Technology » Blog Archive » Bloom’s Taxonomy Re-imagine & Digital Blooms: different ways to approach learning

  Interesting collection of images and tools that go beyond the traditional pyramid for Bloom’s Taxonomy.

  tags: blooms technology bloomstaxonomy bloom’s taxonomy taxonomy

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• Wouldn’t You Like to Know . . . John Green | VOYA

  Excellent interview w/ @realjohngreen http://t.co/d1F9NGGm

• CHOPSTICKS by Jessica Anthony & Rodrigo Corral – YouTube

  An interesting YA Book- “Chopsticks” by Jessica Anthony and Rodrigo Corral http://t.co/RpZRXlgg

• Guess who’s winning the brains race, with 100% of first graders learning to code? | VentureBeat

  New bookmark: 100% of first graders in Estonia are learning to code http://t.co/1WxPaC2K

• Twins …Ms. Cottonfox http://t.co/VGRl2EBI

  Twins #4…Ms. Cottonfox http://t.co/VGRl2EBI

• Universities Are Vast Copy Machines—and That’s a Good Thing – The Conversation – The Chronicle of Higher Education

  When schools can demonstrate the teaching value in using copyrighted materials, the Fair Use Doctrine applies. Period.
  http://t.co/S23e5uvk

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• Letters of Note: Book-banners are invariably idiots

  Pat Conroy responds to a censorship attempt in Charleston, WV.

  tags: letters pat conroy english writers literature

• Sean Connery Reads C.P. Cavafy’s Epic Poem “Ithaca,”; Set to the Music of Vangelis | Open Culture

  Sean Connery Reads C.P. Cavafy’s Epic Poem “Ithaca,” Set to the Music of Vangelis | Open Culture http://t.co/FY1OYJTH

• Poisoned Pen Press Seeks Submissions for New YA Imprint – GalleyCat

  Got a YA manuscript? Poisoned Pen Press seeks submissions http://t.co/4rBqnJzo So does Carolrhoda Books: http://t.co/t8liyHRp

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• Letters of Note

  This blog collects letters written by famous historical and contemporary figures on a wide variety of issues. You will find something you can use in your classroom here. Great primary source materials, and great access to the thoughts and feelings of historical figures.

  tags: letters history blog culture writing interesting correspondence documents primary primary source teaching writers reading

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• TED-Ed | Jessica Wise: How fiction can change reality

  TED-Ed lesson the power of fiction.

  tags: english literature writers reading fiction TED TEDEd

• Chicago History Museum | Blog » Blog Archive » Where is The House on Mango Street?

  “1524 N. Campbell.” This house is the inspiration for 4006 Mango Street, where Esperanza lives in The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros.

  tags: english literature writers reading chicago history the house on mango street sandra cisneros

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• Flavorwire » 19th Century Writers Who Are Even More Relevant Today

  Flavorwire’s list of writers whose work was more obscure and less appreciated in the nineteenth century, when they lived, than at present.

  tags: english teaching literature writers reading

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• What it means to flip English – Morris Flips the English Classroom

  What it means to flip English – Morris Flips the English Classroom http://t.co/XStOgCbL Check out the video samples at end. #edtech #engchat

  tags: edtech engchat

• How The iPad Is Transforming The Classroom [Back To School] | Cult of Mac

  How The iPad Is Transforming The Classroom [Back To School] http://t.co/N9CvyX8i via @zite

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• Pixar-Crazed Programmer Builds His Own Wall-E | Betabeat

  Programmer builds his own life-size, functioning Wall-E: http://t.co/pSqeoCpl

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