Thing # 22

http://livebinders.com/shelf/my
The titles of my binders are livebinders blog, which is a site where teachers can get advice on how to work and use their livebinders. The second one is the apsu 23 things binder which is helpful for us because we can follow each other and get advice from our peers. The last binder is reading rockets which is an extremely helpful site for students, teachers, and other educators like librarians and speech pathologists. I would also use the reading rockets site to look up book choices for my students or to get helpful study advice for the class. On the other tabs I posted sites such as hippocampus and another educational website. These sites provide grade level material and special education links that can assist educators in the classroom. The other livebinder is your first binder and it's basically a beginners guide to starting and setting up your binders. I would use livebinders in the classroom for lessons because you can plan ahead of time and get all the information you need and save it into your binder. Once you begin you can pull up anything that you need because it is all saved in one location. Students can also use the site to help them store information in  one area and keep it all organized. I personally would not use livebinders in the future, unless I had more patience! It was very frustrating to work with this website because it's confusing! I was not able to embed the icon and link to my blog with one of the livebinders, so I posted the link to the livebinders site, with my 4 choices.