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As social media "follows" have risen in popularity, mere "blogging" seems old news, but it nonetheless remains a powerful-perhaps still the most powerful-way to distribute thinking, strategies, tools, and even curriculum to continue to support teachers, schools, and other growing sects in education.

Parts of this post originally appeared on my other blog, iPadApps4School.com TinyTap is a great iPad app for developing your own educational games. I've been a big supporter of the app since it launched a couple of years ago. TinyTap has always been targeted toward the K-3 crowd, but it can certainly be used with older students too.

Sesame Street has developed a series of fun videos on self-control and other Social Emotional Learning Skills, and you can find their best ones at The Best Posts About Helping Students Develop Their Capacity For Self-Control. Yesterday, though, Cookie Monster decided that he was done with that stuff:

Whether it's a product or feature launch or a cool new initiative, chances are that you'll read about most news from Google on one of our blogs. We started blogging in May of 2004 and now have a network of company blogs that cover topics as diverse as our renewable energy policies, product updates, developer challenges and code snippets, and information for advertisers and partners.

Last week we asked our loyal newsletter subscribers for their favorite user (or admin) tips in Google Apps. We received an overwhelming amount of responses, so we needed to narrow (...) Read more

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