I Do Solemnly Swear A lesson plan for grades 3-5 in which the facts and frenzy surrounding 55 presidential inaugurations are investigated.

Sites to See In recognition of the upcoming inauguration of our new president, this week's sites are among the best on the Web for teaching about presidential inaugurations.

A Techtorial Learn how to register, log in, and find and join events at Tapped In.

President Information Sheet Encourage students to learn about the accomplishments of past presidents.

Virtual D.C. Sue Bailey’s virtual travelers use tools of technology to travel to Washington D.C.

Hail to the Chief: Lessons From the Presidential Libraries Online resources from presidential libraries that you can use to teach about U.S. presidents.

Total Reader: How Cool is That?

What can you do with SchoolNotes? Check out Mrs. Grubb's Page.

Brenda’s Blog How do we teach learners to interpret and create visual, digital, and audio media in a contemporary culture?

Doug Johnson In many ways, del.icio.us is the poster child for what is commonly called Web 2.0 -- the social web, the read-write web.

Bernie Poole Six essential technology-related skills every good teacher should possess -- or acquire.

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