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I collect lots of interesting web sites when I attend conferences. Some end up in our database and others I link from web pages.
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\nnAn exaple – Geek is Chic<\/a> is a site focused on encouraging gender equity in experiences with technology.<\/p>\n

Family Treasures<\/a> is a site promoting a project based learning approach to learning history.<\/p>\n

MINDS Oral History Project<\/a> is archiving oral histories provided by WWII vets. (I am focusing on history resources)<\/p>\n

My favorite paper of the day – Karen Grove’s<\/a> presentation on the role of cooperating teachers in mentoring teacher candidates. Great reference list if this happens to be your area of interest.<\/p>\n

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