Diigo Groups

With ICE conference already started, and me joining the party tomorrow, I thought I'd again share some of the great Diigo Groups that I'll be sharing sites too.  Diigo is one of my favorite Web2.0 tools and I get a ton of information from these groups!

AT in Sped
Diigo in Education
Special Education Teachers
Special Ed in the 21st Century

Don't forget if you sign up to join a group, you will get an email containing the most recent links shared to the group, you just need to decide the frequency (immediately, daily, weekly or not subscribed).  If you plan to share links or just save sites for your own personal use I recommend checking out their browser extensions.

Patrick

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Personal Learning Network - Blogs

Another great way to add to your PLN is to browse the blogosphere. I would hope that you have already started this process, because you are reading Teaching All Students. So I'm not here to tell you something you already know, but share some blogs I find useful. Since part of the fun of reading a blog is finding other blogs that you might like:

Special Education/Assistive Technology:

Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs
All Together We can
A.T.TipsCast
OneSwitch UK
Yuichi's Games
Speech Language Pathology Sharing
AT Mac
Ed Tech Solutions
SMD Teacher

Education:

It's Not All Flowers & Sausages
Scheiss Weekly
Larry Ferlazzo's Website of the Day

Ed Tech

Free Technology for Teachers
Free Resources from the Net for (Special) Education
Teach 42
The Edublogger
Talking SMARTboards & Much More
iLearn Technology

And here's a great post that list several other Edublogs for you to check out:

Making Teachers Nerdy

Lastly I recommend you look into a RSS reader to help you organize all the great blogs that you will be subscribing to. Take a look at this post to see how.

Patrick

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