My Classroom Websites

• English I: www.pilgreenenglish1.weebly.com
  

This website was created for my English I and English I Honors freshmen. It contains class notes, worksheets, review materials, etc.

• English IV: pilgreenenglishiv.weebly.com
  

This website was created for a senior-level multicultural literature elective. 

• British Literature: 
  

This website was created for a senior-level elective in early British Literature, including: Beowulf, King Arthur, Canterbury Tales & Macbeth.

• Speech: www.pilgreenspeech.wikispaces.com
  

This is a website I created when I taught dual-credit Speech. This website is no longer maintained or updated, but is still useful.

• Drama Club: wesclindrama.weebly.com
  

This website was created to share information about the drama club and annual productions at my school.

• Literary Club: www.wesclinliteraryclub.wikispaces.com
  

This website was created as an electronic version of our hard copy literary magazine, Pulse.

• District Referendum: wcusdreferendum.weebly.com
  

The district Superintendent asked me to create this website in order to share information with the public regarding a tax referendum to support construction of a new high school building.

• English Department: wesclinenglish.weebly.com
  

This website was created for the English department at my high school, and provides basic departmental information and resources.

• THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPES COLLABORATORY (CoLab):  http://ourcolab.org/
  

Innovators. Designers. Forward-thinkers. Teachers. The best professional development I've ever had. Hands down.

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Links I Like

• http://www.freetech4teachers.com/  The quintessential blog for educators who use (or want to use) technology.  Run by Richard Byrne.
• http://digitaldollar.edublogs.org/  This is the first ed tech blog I subscribed to via RSS.  Katy Scott does a wonderful job of covering topics rather in-depth and also providing examples of how to use the items she blogs about at various grade levels.
  
• http://techteachers.com/  Meg Ormiston's home on the web.  I've attended several of her workshops at my local Tri-County Institute, and she 's always on top of her game in terms of knowing about the latest and greatest technology available.
  
• http://edte.ch/blog/interesting-ways/  Run by Tom Barrett.  He compiles lists of various ways that teachers are currently using a variety of media tools in their classoom.  He welcomes contributors.
  
• http://www.digitalwish.com/dw/digitalwish/home  A technology recycling program that also allows teachers to register and receive donations.  Home of the Flip Video Camera Buy 1 Get 1 Free promotion.
  
• http://www.classroom20.com/  A very active Ning where educators can network and participate in discussions related to educational technology.  Also provides information about upcoming Webinars.
  
• http://www.commoncraft.com/  Videos that explain complex technology concepts in easily understood summaries.
  
• http://jtroutner.com/  Joanne Troutner's home on the web.  I attended one of her workshops offered through the BER, and was delighted with her wealth of knowledge, so I thought I would share it with everyone else.
  
• http://www.180techtips.com/ 15 hours of free tech training in just 5 minutes a day.
  
• http://school.discoveryeducation.com/schrockguide/edtools.html  Kathy Schrock's home on the web.  A very popular tech website.  
  
• http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/ Information on tons of Web 2.0 tools, broken down by application type.
  
• http://sites.google.com/site/educationalweb20tools/Home/  A very organized list of Web 2.0 tools broken down by subject and application.
  
• http://www.youtube.com/user/eduTecher  Screencasts of several online applications.  Great for us visual learners.
  
• http://www.webenglishteacher.com/tech.html  Run by the wonderful Carla Beard.  The best website available for English teachers who need curriculum materials and new teaching ideas.  Includes a technology section.
  
• http://apslibrary.edublogs.org/web-2-0/  Run by the APS Library.  Be sure to check out the sections on Web 2.0 tools, and their list of Smart Board resources.
• http://www.learnitin5.com/ Videos that explain Web 2.0 tools in 5 minutes or less.
  
• http://www.simplediagrams.com/free.html  Create simple diagrams.  Requires download.
  
• http://www.lefora.com/  Free web hosting of discussion forums.  A secure way to collaborate.
  
• http://sites.google.com/site/faithsfiles/  Faith Shabat's blog.  TONS of info on Web 2.0 tools!
  
• http://electriceducator.blogspot.com/
  
• http://teachingenglishlanguagearts.com/   Anna J. Small Roseboro--professional, teacher, and EC-Ninger--shares her info.  Check it out!
  

Smart Board-related links can be found here.
Wiki-related links can be found here.


Do you know of another link that I should like?  Contact me.