1. Do Something: Empowering Teenagers to Make a Difference in the World (from @JazzyJsMom)
"Do Something believes you have the power to make a difference." They provide the ideas, resources and connections to help you bring your great ideas to life. Do something lives by five guidelines, they believe, trust, celebrate, respect and value the ability of young people to change the world for the better.
2. WorldMapper: The World As You've Never Seen It Before (from @plennig)
WorldMapper contains 366 maps, all available as PDF posters, which provide a visual representation of global data. Categories include movement, transportation, poverty, housing, education, pollution and religion, among others. For example, you can view a map of worldwide secondary education spending, passenger car distribution and the increase of carbon emmisions between 1980 and 2000 (see below).
Again, thanks to everyone in my Twitter and Plurk networks who gave me suggestions. (I've saved a bunch for future posts.)
Twitter:
JazzyJsMom @lizbdavis http://www.dosomething.org/ 5 things they believe in: Believe in teens Trust teens Celebrate Respect & Value teens scholarships 2 | ||
ehaygood @lizbdavis my students love this site: http://fantasticcontraption... | ||
hlvanrip @lizbdavis if you haven't used www.capzles.com it is a really great tool! | ||
arvind @lizbdavis http://quizlet.com would be perfect for 2 for Tuesdays. 8th graders using it to create study sets and then share with each other | ||
rseneta @lizbdavis http://www.pizap.com has caused me much distraction today. | ||
monarchlibrary @lizbdavis How about the Free Rice website http://www.freerice.com/ind... in the spirit of giving. | ||
plennig @lizbdavis have you done worldmapper? http://tinyurl.com/yoo6hw | ||
Plurk:
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