Deb Norton Tech

Teachers Who Share Are The Best Kind of Teachers I get to work with many different teachers in our school and beyond.  Almost every one of these teachers are passionate, caring and truly want to do what is best for students. It is rare to find a teacher who doesn't fit this description.   What I've come to realize is that the teachers who share with others are often the most reflective in their practice and have strong pedagogical knowledge.   Personally I love to share with others. The idea that together we are better is an understatement. Building a culture of sharing with each other is a goal that every school and district should embrace.   So without further adieu, here are a few ways that teachers can share.  Social media - Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Pinterest or Instagram These are excellent places for teachers to consume and learn. If you have something to share with other teachers, I highly recommend you twee...

Photo collect is a site that allows you to upload photos and share those photos with others.  But the best part is that once you share your photos, others can add their photos to your album.  In your classroom, you could easily create an album and have students upload their pictures from their computer, iPad or camera to the album.  All students would then have access to each other's pictures.   To create an account you can either use your email or connect through Facebook. Click here for FAQ.