I am excited to announce the release of a free ebook: The Super Book of Web Tools for Educators- a comprehensive introduction to using technology in all k-12 classrooms. Think of this as an early Christmas present!
Richard Byrne from Free Tech 4 Teachers is the brilliant mind behind this ebook. About a month ago, he approached some of your favorite educators and bloggers (myself included…still can’t wrap my brain around that 🙂 ) to contribute to an ebook. Today is the release and I have to say, it is pretty amazing!! I just finished reading through the finished product and have bookmarked some new tools, had my jaw dropped by Silvia Tolisano and her AMAZING Skype guide, and been inspired all over again by fellow educators and administrators. I am honored to be a part of this incredible resource and guide. Contributers include: Steven Anderson, Adam Bellow, Richard Byrne, George Couros, Larry Ferlazzo, Lee Kolbert, Patrick Larkin, Cory Plough, Beth Still, me (Kelly Tenkely) and Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano. Thank you Richard for the outstanding idea and for acting as editor and pulling it all together!
You can read the ebook in it’s entirety embedded below, by following this link, or download it here.
What a wonderful resource! And I really like the reassuring tone of the writing. I’m confident with web 2.0 and its many beneficial tools but this will be perfect to share with teaching colleagues who are not. Thanks for the early Xmas pressie.
All the best for the holiday season and new year.
Cheers!
This is an amazing resource and a great list of contributors!
Some great technology tools can be found here! Thanks for the link to the ebook (and congrats on being a part of it).
Amazing resource! Making sections specifically for Elementary, Middle, High School and so on is great! Thank you. 🙂
Thanks, I’m glad that you are enjoying it!
Thanks @Jill, we had a great time creating it! I hope you are doing well 🙂
Thanks for sharing it with your more hesitant friends Catherine!
This is a great collection of resources. Is anyone talking about trying to turn this into a periodic print edition? Your iLearn ezines would be a natural fit…
No plans to turn it into a print periodic but it would be a fun adventure, I’ll pass on the idea! Thanks Buzz.