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Thomas W. Greaves 

Jeanne Hayes 

Leslie Wilson 

Michael Gielniak 

Eric L. Peterson 

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Revolutionizing Education through Technology 

The Project RED Roadmap for Transformation 

Thomas W. Greaves, et al. ........................................................1 

From Inspiration to Red Carpet 

Host Your Own Student Film Festival 

William L. Bass, Christian Goodrich, and Kim Lindskog................2 

Serious Comix 

Engaging Students with Digital Storyboards 

Eydie Wilson.............................................................................3 

Technology Together 

Whole-School Professional Development for 

Capability and Confidence 

Renata Phelps and Anne Graham...............................................4 

NETS for Administrators 

Second Edition 

A NETS Project.........................................................................5 

The Technology Coordinator’s Handbook 


Max Frazier..............................................................................5 

Recent Releases 

Flip Your Classroom 

Reach Every Student in Every Class Every Day 

Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams.........................................6 

A Constructivist Approach to the NETS• T 

V. N. Morphew..........................................................................6 

Digital Connections in the Classroom 

David Marcovitz........................................................................6 

Intelligence Quest 

Project-Based Learning and Multiple Intelligences 

Walter McKenzie.......................................................................7 

Making Connections with Blogging 

Authentic Learning for Today’s Classrooms 

Lisa Parisi and Brian Crosby......................................................7 

Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship Poster 

Mike Ribble and Gerald Bailey....................................................7 

Safe Practices for Life Online 

A Guide for Middle and High School 


Doug Fodeman and Marje Monroe.............................................7 

More from ISTE 

ISTE Store Products.....................................................8 

NETS for Students, Teachers, Administrators....10 

See all of our new NETS products! 

Backlist.............................................................................11 

Quick Reference Guide............................................. 20 

Price Index..................................................................... 26 

Bundles............................................................................ 28 

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Revolutionizing Education 

through Technology 

The Project RED Roadmap 

for Transformation 

By Thomas W. Greaves, Jeanne Hayes, 

Leslie Wilson, Michael Gielniak, 

and Eric L. Peterson 

Foreword by Angus King 

“Project RED is nothing less than a blueprint for 

remaking American education.” 

— Angus King, former governor of Maine 

“Project RED’s research is rich, deep, practical, and 

meaningful, with the kind of specifics educators 

require to carry forward 1:1 programs for 

fundamental improvement.” 

— Pamela Livingston, author of 

1-to-1 Learning: Laptop Programs That Work 

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Effective technology implementation in schools leads to significantly higher student achievement and 

positive financial impact. That is a bold statement, but one with the backing of Project RED, a team that 

conducted a survey of a thousand schools to find out what makes technology integration work. Project 

RED has concluded that properly implemented educational technology, especially 1-to-1 programs 

where technology is continuously accessible, substantially improves student achievement and can be 

revenue positive at the local, state, and federal levels. The key is successful integration that brings about 

transformational change. 

Transformational change—doubling student performance while reducing costs—is possible, and 

Revolutionizing Education through Technology is your blueprint for how it is done. Get the facts on what 

works, what makes a successful leader, what proper ed tech implementation looks like, and what cost 

savings to expect, as well as a vision of schools of the future, where student learning is self-directed and 

self-paced. See how you can be a part of the education revolution! 

Publication of this book was made possible in part by the generous support of Intel. 

Audience: Administrators, policy makers, legislators, industry leaders 

Features: A vision for revolutionizing schools through technology integration; an overview of what makes ed 

tech successful, how you can properly implement technology, and what results you can expect; nine technology 

and implementation factors; a Project RED checklist that, if followed, help schools achieve meaningful change; a 

chapter full of potential cost savings due to technology—up to $435 per student 

Keywords: Transforming education, technology integration, 1-to-1 

Thomas W. Greaves, CEO and founder of the Greaves Group, has been involved in hundreds of 1-to-1 

computing projects. Jeanne Hayes, president of the Hayes Connection, has served on the board for a number of 

education associations. Leslie Wilson, CEO and founder of the One-to-One Institute, Books TM 

has led many school reform 

1-to-1 programs. Michael Gielniak, director of programs and development at the One-to-One Institute, has 

worked with creative and educational environments around the world. Eric L. Peterson, president and CEO of 

Peterson Public Sector Consulting, has developed techniques for customizing operational, instructional, and financial 

solutions for more than 500 school districts. 

Also available: NETS for Administrators, Second Edition (see p. 5) 

1-to-1 Learning: Laptop Programs That Work, Second Edition (see p. 11) 

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From Inspiration 

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Host Your Own 

Student Film Festival 

By William L. Bass, Christian Goodrich, 

and Kim Lindskog 

The glitz, the glamour, the excitement! Host a 

student film festival to see it all come to life. 

More importantly, you’ll see how invested your 

students are in their projects and how preparing 

for this moment has helped them to enhance their 

writing, storytelling, creativity, and digital literacy 

skills. The film festival will showcase students’ 

productions to their peers, teachers, parents, and 

the community, and provide a way for students to 

share their stories with the world. 

From INSPIRATION 

to RED CARPET 

Host Your Own 

Student Film Festival 

William L. Bass 

Christian Goodrich 

Kim Lindskog 

The authors are technology integration specialists 

charged with helping teachers in their district 

make technology a fundamental part of learning and teaching. They took note of students’ interest 

in digital media outside of school and realized that video production was an excellent way to get 

students engaged and using technology in the classroom. To make video production a part of the 

district culture, they developed the Parkway School District film festival. This festival has since 

become a catalyst for innovation in the classroom. A film festival can do the same at your school or 

district! In this book, discover the power of digital video, learn how to work with teachers to integrate 

video production into the curriculum, and get step-by-step guidance on developing and implementing 

a successful film festival. 

Features: An overview of how digital video production can be used in the classroom and the impact it has on 

student writing and digital literacy skills; step-by-step guidance on planning a film festival, including working 

with teachers and students, the technical and logistical details of putting on the actual event, and a checklist and 

sample timeline; a chapter devoted to making movies—from pre-production (writing process, peer editing) to 

production (filming, sound, lighting) to post production—including tips for each step 

Audience: Teachers, tech coordinators, tech directors, library media specialists, curriculum specialists 

Keywords: Digital video, digital storytelling, student film festival 

William L. Bass, Christian Goodrich, and Kim Lindskog are technology integration specialists for the 

Parkway School District in Missouri. Bass, a former middle and high school English teacher, is co-president of 

the Educational Technology Association of Greater St. Louis, a Google Certified teacher, and a past member of 

the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) executive committee. Goodrich, a former high school math 

teacher and coach, is a presenter, professional developer, web designer, and technology enthusiast. Lindskog, 

a former math and science teacher, Program for Exceptionally Gifted Students facilitator, and coach, is a 

technology trainer, leadership team member, and teacher mentor. 

Serious Comix 

Engaging Students with 

Digital Storyboards 

By Eydie Wilson 

Comic books are a great tool for engaging struggling 

learners, and when students use technology to create 

their comic books, they build both digital age and 

traditional literacy skills. Illustrating the story helps 

students with visual literacy, which in turn helps 

them express their thoughts; develop a storyline; and 

strengthen their reading, writing, and analytical skills. 

Serious Comix can help students at all levels overcome 

reading and writing difficulties by improving their 

literacy skills in an environment that fosters learning, 

collaboration, and creativity. 

New Books 

Eydie Wilson walks you through her own journey 

implementing the Serious Comix project, teaching 

students with special needs in her New York City school. 

She covers the challenges she faced in a school with limited and outdated technology, outlines 

the measures she took to ensure a differentiated and student-centered experience, and shares 

the students’ progress as they moved through the project. Find out how Serious Comix worked for 

Wilson’s students and get the information you need to bring Serious Comix to your own classroom! 

Audience: Educators, AT professionals, special ed teachers, administrators 

Features: An overview of the Serious Comix project, where students create their own comic book story while 

learning traditional and digital age literacy skills; a schedule, including lesson plans, goals, and strategies for 

a six-session Serious Comix unit; advice on setting up a classroom that fosters differentiated instruction and 

student-led learning 

Keywords: English language arts, special education 

Eydie Wilson, an adjunct professor at Lehman College, the City University of New York, is a former district math 

coach for middle and high school students. Wilson’s research focuses on differentiated teaching strategies and 

technology integration across subject areas. She is currently school-based as a coach and mentor for the New York 

City Department of Education and also serves as a mentor to struggling students. 

Also available: Digital Storytelling Guide for Educators (see p. 13) 

Differentiating Instruction with Technology in Middle School Classrooms (see p.13) 

Reinventing Project-Based Learning (see p. 17) 

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Technology Together 

Whole-School Professional 

Development for Capability 

and Confidence 

By Renata Phelps and Anne Graham 

Professional development for information 

and communications technology (ICT) can be 

challenging for many reasons, not the least of 

which are rapidly changing technologies and the 

varying levels of ICT competencies within a school. 

Renata Phelps and Anne Graham developed an 

ICT professional learning program, Technology 

Together, to address these challenges. At its 

core, Technology Together fosters a school-wide 

culture of collaboration and support while helping 

individual teachers to develop positive attitudes 

toward ICT and the confidence they need to try new 

technologies. It is the shift in attitudes, both schoolwide 

and from individual teachers, that makes the 

biggest difference—cultivating a desire for lifelong 

ICT learning and an environment where teachers 

support each other with technology integration. 

Guided by research and the results they’ve seen from implementing Technology Together in schools, 

Phelps and Graham lead you through this holistic, flexible method from planning, implementation, and 

an introduction to the underlying metacognitive approach, to advice on sustainability. 

Audience: Professional development specialists, staff developers, administrators 

Features: Professional development that aims to cultivate a digital age school that, through a supportive 

culture and curious, capable staff, can successfully integrate technology; a 10-step process and accompanying 

checklist for implementing Technology Together; a suggested schedule for structuring this program across a 

school year 

Keywords: Professional development, ed tech training 

Renata Phelps is a senior lecturer with Southern Cross University’s School of Education and a research 

associate with the Centre for Children and Young People. Her research and teaching focus on educational 

information technology and, in particular, teacher professional development and the integration of ICT in 

primary, secondary, and tertiary education environments. 

Anne Graham, professor of childhood studies, director of the Centre for Children and Young People at 

Southern Cross University, and former head of the school of education, has developed and implemented a range 

of professional development programs in schools. She has many years experience working in primary schools as 

well as undergraduate and postgraduate teacher education. 

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NETS for Administrators 


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First released in 2002 by the Technology Standards 

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ISTE is proud to present the refreshed NETS• A, a 

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This latest edition includes an additional profile for 

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Audience: Administrators, technology directors, 

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The Technology 

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By Max Frazier 

As technology evolves and new tools become available, 

the technology coordinator’s role changes and expands. 

To address the new challenges facing technology 

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as well as information on internet safety, 1-to-1 laptop 

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Audience: technology coordinators, network managers, 

administrators, college of education faculty, college of education 

administrators 

Features: discussion of the technology coordinator’s role in 

K–12 schools and districts; examination of each of the essential 

skills and qualifications needed for technology leadership; 

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educational organizations, including as a board member for the Mid-America Association for Computers in 

Education. Frazier is currently an associate professor at Newman University in Wichita, Kansas. 

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As members of a digital society, it is our responsibility to provide all users the opportunity to work, interact, and use technology without interference, 

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Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams realized that students need their teachers 

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A Constructivist Approach 

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Preservice and prospective teachers need to be ready to use technology 

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Intelligence Quest 

Project-Based Learning and Multiple Intelligences 

By Walter McKenzie 

Bringing together ideas from multiple intelligences and project-based learning, 

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Making Connections with Blogging 

Authentic Learning for Today’s Classrooms 

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Some students find writing to be a chore. Others write to get an assignment 

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A Guide for Middle and High School, Second Edition 

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This new edition offers practical advice to help middle and high school students 

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101 Best Websites for 

Elementary Teachers 

By James Lerman 

These 101 best websites—chosen for their 

exemplary content and clean, kid-friendly 

design—will really earn their place in your kitbag 

of preparation and planning tools. 

Features: Quick reference charts for efficient website 

navigation, detailed site descriptions, and highlights 

for teachers 

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101 Best Websites 

for Principals 

Third Edition 

By Susan Brooks-Young 

A guide to the most relevant 

and useful web-based 

resources for busy principals. 

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descriptions, resources for 

web 2.0 tools, and a section on internet security 

concerns and safety measures. 


navigation; detailed site descriptions and highlights for 

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101 Best Websites for 

Secondary Teachers 


This guide to the best websites for secondary 

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technology-infused instructional practices. 


navigation, detailed site descriptions, and highlights for 

teachers 

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101 Best Websites for Teacher Tools 

and Professional Development 


Free teaching tools on the internet? Yes, indeed, 

and in amazing variety. Discover the choicest sites 

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for teachers; primer on RSS and web 2.0 technologies 

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1-to-1 Learning 

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purchasing, support, and funding options, and anticipate 

and overcome logistical challenges with tried-and-true 

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Adobe Photoshop Elements in One Hour 

By Vicki F. Sharp 

Master photo-editing skills quickly and thoroughly 

with to-the-point instructions, step-by-step tutorials, 

hands-on activities, and clear illustrations for learning 

each tool. 

Features: Dozens of Photoshop Elements tutorials with 

instructions for both PC and Mac users; CD with photos 

for the hands-on lessons and lists of resources for further 

study; a discussion on teaching students about the ethics 

of changing and retouching photos 

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Advocacy and 

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A Guide to Getting 

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Make your voice heard! 

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understanding of the issues facing ed tech, learn 

about the programs that shape education, and 

transform education in the digital age. 

Features: An overview of ISTE’s role in advocacy, the 

issues at play, and what individuals can do to help; A CD full 

of resources, including press release templates and tips on 

putting together an elevator speech 

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Bookmapping 

Lit Trips and Beyond 

By Terence W. Cavanaugh Books and Jerome TM Burg 

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to connect literature with geography, social studies, 

and more. Get how-to’s, find sample lesson plans, 

and learn about classroom management. 

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for bookmapping projects; resources for finding 

bookmaps; a discussion of how bookmapping can bring 

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Cell Phones 

in the Classroom 

A Practical Guide 

for Educators 

By Liz Kolb 

“Cell Phones in the Classroom 

is a vital read for teachers 

and other educators who 

want to turn [cell phones] 

into opportunity.” 

—The Midwest Book Review 

This book illustrates how teachers and administrators 

use cell phones for classroom projects, homework 

assignments, and communication with parents. 

Features: Case studies, lesson plans, and tutorials 

that demonstrate the power of mobile learning; sample 

permission slip, student survey, and social contract; 

statistics and research findings on cell phones in the 

classroom to help teachers develop a convincing and 

realistic argument for using cell phones in their school 

$37.95. 208 pp. 2011. 978-1-56484-299-2 e 

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The Computer Lab Teacher’s 

Survival Guide 

K–6 Units for the Whole Year, Second Edition 

By Holly Poteete 

Updated advice on the important components of an 

effective computer lab. The 10 units, each containing 

two to three lessons, can be used as a starting point 

or as a year-long technology education program. 

Features: A CD with more than 100 supplemental 

materials, including worksheets, quizzes, and multimedia 

presentations; each lesson includes extension, remediation, 

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Connecting Students 

to STEM Careers 

Social Networking 

Strategies 

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“Connecting Students to 

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Introduce your students to the numerous STEM 

careers by using technology to connect them with 

actual STEM professionals who can become role 

models and career mentors. 

Features: A comprehensive look at how to get students 

excited about STEM education and interested in pursuing 

STEM careers; lists of resources to help you connect 

with mentors, find web 2.0 tools, get funding, and more; 

examples of successful STEM mentoring programs 

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Considerations on Educational 

Technology Integration 

The Best of JRTE 

Edited by Lynne Schrum 

Former Journal of Research on Technology in 

Education (JRTE) editor Lynne Schrum brings 

together the best JRTE articles that focus on 

classroom technology integration. 

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JRTE from 2005 to 2011; reflections and suggestions for 

future research from the original authors 

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Considerations on Technology 

and Teachers 


Edited by Lynne Schrum 

This collection of the best research articles from JRTE 

from 2005–2010 provides context about where we 

have been and how we should be moving forward, 

both in research and in practice. 

Features: A selection of research articles from JRTE 

from 2005 to 2010; reflections and suggestions for future 

research from the original authors 

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Data-Driven Decision Making 

A Handbook for School Leaders 

By Chris O’Neal 

This workbook will lead you through data-driven 

decision making—setting up teams; warehousing, 

accessing, and examining data; and finally 

reflecting on your process—helping to keep you 

on a path to success. 

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making into organizational culture; worksheets and 

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Database Magic 

Using Databases to Teach Curriculum 

in Grades 4–12 

By Sandra A. Dounce 

This book is filled with practical advice and tips for 

creating and using databases as valuable learning 

and teaching tools. 

Features: CD with curriculum-based sample data sets 

and companion worksheets; data is in both MS Excel and 

Access formats; combines practical how-to steps with 

examples of how databases can foster higher-order thinking 

skills; promotes powerful technology skills for educators 

and students 

$42.95. 150 pp. 2008. 978-1-56484-245-9 CD 

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Differentiating Instruction with 

Technology in K–5 Classrooms 

By Grace E. Smith and Stephanie Throne 

Learn how to use technology to differentiate by 

student interest, readiness, ability, learning profile, 

content, process, and product. 

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content standards, activities, and templates; information 

accommodates a broad range of learning styles, abilities, 

and curriculum content; includes strategies for using 

technology to manage the differentiated classroom 

and assess student learning 

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Differentiating 

Instruction with 

Technology in Middle 

School Classrooms 

By Grace E. Smith and 

Stephanie Throne 

“Subject by subject, 

Differentiating Instruction 

with Technology in Middle 

School Classrooms is a must for any community 

or college library collection focusing on education.” 

—Midwest Book Review 

Prepare your students with a tailored education 

using the strategies and lessons in this book. Sample 

activities incorporate differentiated instruction in four 

core curricular subjects. 

Features: Lists of resources for web 2.0 tools that 

support differentiated instruction; a chapter on using 

DI for student assessment 

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Product code: DIFF68-1008 


Digital-Age Literacy for Teachers 

Applying Technology Standards to 

Everyday Practice 


“Susan Brooks-Young provides readings and activities 

that will support classroom teachers, professional 

development providers, and teacher preparation 

instructors.” 

—District Administration 

Learn how to use appropriate digital age tools to 

increase productivity and advance student learning. 

Features: Comprehensive discussion of each of the NETS•T 

performance indicators; easy-to-follow charts and tables with 

detailed task assignments; profiles of exemplary technology 

tools; resources for ongoing professional development 

$42.95. 132 pp. 2007. 978-1-56484-229-9 

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The Digital Briefcase for Administrators 

Tools and Templates 


To help administrators automate tasks and work 

more efficiently, this collection of time-saving 

templates is conveniently published on CD in fully 

editable Microsoft Office files. 

Features: CD includes instructions for Microsoft Office 

2003 and Microsoft Office 2007; chapters and templates 

correlated to NETS•A performance indicators 

$14.95. CD. 2011. 978-1-56484-274-9 CD 

Product code: DIGIBC-1008 


Digital Citizenship in Schools 


By Mike Ribble 

Updated to reflect the refreshed NETS•S, this 

bestselling ISTE book is a must for all educators as 

they lead students through the digital environments 

that are a part of their everyday lives. 

Features: The nine elements of digital citizenship; 

the role of digital citizenship in the classroom; lesson 

plans for teaching different aspects of digital citizenship 

$39.95. 166 pp. 2011. 978-1-56484-301-2 e 

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Digital Storytelling 

Guide for Educators 

By Midge Frazel 

“Given the wealth of information 

and resources cited, it’s an 

essential book for all digital 

storytellers.” 

—Digital Learning Environments 

The many recommendations, 

overviews, and explanations of digital storytelling 

tools will help educators apply this exciting 

technology in their classrooms. 

Features: Assessment rubrics for each stage of digital 

storytelling; aligns digital storytelling to the NETS•S; each 

chapter includes a list of resources and links 

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Educator’s Podcast Guide 

By Bard Williams 

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This is a complete introduction to podcasting, 

including hardware and Books TM 

software needs, integrating 

podcasts into your curriculum, and managing 

podcasts in the classroom. 

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by curriculum area 

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From Fear to Facebook 

One School’s Journey 

By Matt Levinson 

Foreword by Erin Reilly 

ForeWord Reviews’ 2010 Book 

of the Year Award Finalist. 

“A stimulating, provocative 

book about the educational 

opportunities and challenges posed by the new 

digital media.” 

—Howard Gardner 

Features: A discussion of where education is heading 

and how schools can prepare; insight into dealing with 

the challenges of implementing a 1-to-1 laptop program, 

including student, teacher, and parent buy-in; acceptable 

use policies; privacy issues; digital citizenship; and more 

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Getting Started 

with LEGO Robotics 

A Guide for K–12 Educators 

By Mark Gura 

“Highly recommended for 

those who value learning 

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All the information you need 

in a manageable, organized guide. Learn what LEGO 

Robotics is, what student activities look like, how to 

begin, how to manage a class, and much more. 

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Robotics; an appendix with more than 100 resources, 

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started, videos, and more 

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Global Education 

Using Technology to Bring the World 

to Your Students 

By Laurence Peters 

“A compelling resource for educators who want 

to redefine 21st-century learning with global 

awareness.” 

—Keith R. Krueger, CEO, Consortium 

for School Networking (CoSN) 

This book provides an introduction to global networks, 

such as iEarn, Global Schoolhouse, and ePals; 

an overview of web 2.0 tools that support global 

learning; and hundreds of web resources. 

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a glossary, and lists of hundreds of resources 

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GPS and Geocaching 

in Education 

By Burt Lo 

“A fine pick for any educator 

seeking to vary his/her lesson 

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find geocaches, what to do when you locate one, 

what tools you’ll need, and how to bring this dynamic 

activity into your classroom. 

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an introduction to a variety of geocaching activities; an 

assessment of GPS tools and technology 

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Interactive Videoconferencing 

K–12 Lessons That Work 

Edited by Kecia Ray and Jan Zanetis 

This “how-to” for building a virtual classroom using 

interactive videoconferencing includes lessons and 

evaluation tools. 

Features: Lesson plans for elementary, middle, and high 

school; lesson plans for reading/language arts, math, science, 

and social studies; a discussion of instructional resources for 

IVC lessons 

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ISTE’s Technology Facilitation 

and Leadership Standards 

What Every K–12 Leader Should Know 

and Be Able to Do 

By Jo Williamson and Traci Redish 

This is an inviting and surprisingly easy-to-follow 

guide for any educator, practicing or preservice, who 

wants to be an effective technology facilitator and/or 

educational leader. 

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facilitator and school leader; each chapter is devoted 

to a single standard 

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IT’s Elementary! 

Integrating Technology in the Primary Grades 

By Boni Hamilton 

Hamilton guides readers through the process of 

planning and implementing an integrated technology 

program on a shoestring budget. 

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tools for collaborative planning, curricular design, and change 

management; scope and sequence chart of technology 

skill development for elementary students 

$40.95. 186 pp. 2007. 978-1-56484-228-2 

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By Sam Miller, Mary Smith, Ann Fidanque, 

and Gail Sullivan 

This classroom-tested, easy-to-teach curriculum— 

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and paraprofessionals—practically guarantees your 

students will develop keyboarding proficiency and 

confidence. 

Features: Includes student flip book, wall chart, 

and teachers guide; items also available individually 

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Kids, Computers, and Learning 

An Activity Guide for Parents 

By Holly Poteete 

“Kids, Computers, and Learning is a fine choice 

for education and technology collections.” 


ISTE author Holly Poteete has adapted her popular 

computer lab book into lessons and activities for 

parents to use at home. Each chapter is made up of 

activities that teach children target skills in a variety 

of learning styles. 

Features: CD with more than 100 supplemental materials, 

a student workbook, a grade book, and answer keys; includes 

ISTE’s NETS•S; suggestions for extension and remediation; 

web safety and internet security concepts 

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Making Technology Standards 

Work for You 

A Guide to the NETS•A for School Administrators 

with Self-Assessment Activities, Second Edition 


This book provides educational leaders with tools and 

resources for creating both a vision and a process for 

school reform. 

Features: Topics include planning, curriculum and instruction, 

assessment, staff development, and legal and social issues; 

refreshed references and resources for each NETS•A standard; 

self-assessment activities in each chapter 

$47.95. 285 pp. 2009. 978-1-56484-253-4 

Product code: MATEC2-1008 


Media Literacy in the K–12 Classroom 

By Frank W. Baker 

“An excellent introduction to media literacy…. 

Regardless of the discipline you teach, your students 

will be the beneficiaries of Baker’s media literacy 

approach.” 

—Lee Rother, PhD, media literacy educator, 

author, and consultant 

Features: An overview of today’s media landscape, 

the need for media literacy education, and strategies for 

implementation; ideas, examples, and classroom activities for 

incorporating media literacy across the curriculum; a wealth 

of resources on media literacy at the end of each chapter 

$38.95. 197 pp. 2012. 978-1-56484-307-4 

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Multiple Intelligences and 

Instructional Technology 


By Walter McKenzie 

This edition provides new and revised lesson ideas and 

planning materials as well as updated websites, online 

resources, and activities for the latest hardware. 

Features: Sample lessons and classroom activities; 

materials to support multidisciplinary and special-needs 

teaching; worksheets, templates, rubrics, and guidelines 

for evaluating media and software; multiple intelligences 

survey on CD 

$46.95. 191 pp. 2005. 978-1-56484-188-9 CD 

Product code: MULTI2-1008 


NETS•S Curriculum Series 

English Language Arts Units 

for Grades 9–12 

By Christopher Shamburg 

“Highly readable, very engaging, and readers will 

come away bursting with ideas.” 

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Units include fanfiction and creative writing, teaching 

Shakespeare with film and images, podcasting, and 

creating digital video. 

Features: Introductory chapters on trends in research, 

school reform, and copyright; 12 lesson units keyed to the 

NETS; interdisciplinary links, teaching tips, lesson extenders, 

and assessment rubrics for each unit; sample projects, web 

resource links, activities, and handouts for each unit 

$47.95. 253 pp. 2008. 978-1-56484-240-4 e 

Product code: NETLAN-1008 



Science Units for Grades 9–12 

Edited by Randy Bell and Joe Garofalo 

Sample topics include cell division, virtual dissection, 

earthquake modeling, the Doppler Effect, and more. 

Features: Sixteen multiweek units keyed to the NETS•S and 

the National Science Education Standards; interdisciplinary 

links, teaching tips, lesson extenders, and assessment rubrics 

for each unit; introductory essays on technology integration, 

project-based learning, and assessment 

$41.95. 282 pp. 2005. 978-1-56484-217-6 

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Visual Arts Units for All Levels 

By Mark Gura 

Units include working with graphics files, creating 

slide shows, hyperlinking multimedia, digital 

animation, virtual reality, and more. 

Features: Twenty multiweek units keyed to NETS; 

interdisciplinary links, teaching tips, lesson extenders, 

and assessment rubrics for each unit; sample projects, 

web resource links, and conceptual and pedagogical 

overviews for each unit; suggestions for sharing the work 

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Piano and Laylee Learning 

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Mrs. Dachshund and Mrs. Maltese teach 

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Piano and Laylee Help a 

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Piano, Laylee, and their classmates learn 

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Playing Games in School 

Video Games and Simulations for 

Primary and Secondary Education 

Edited by Atsusi “2c” Hirumi 

“Enlightening and thought-provoking.” 

—ForeWord Reviews 

This robust collection encourages educators to explore 

the benefits of interactive entertainment in education, 

helping educators make informed decisions about how 

games can be played to facilitate learning. 

Features: Multiple research methods and case studies 

examine the advantages of games in education; a chapter 

devoted to how playing games can help teachers and 

students meet the NETS•S and NETS•T 

$42.95. 437 pp. 2010. 978-1-56484-271-8 e 

Product code: GAMING-1008 


PowerPoint Magic 

By Pamela Lewis 

PowerPoint Magic offers you everything you need 

to incorporate this flexible and powerful software 

into your classroom. 

Features: Lessons sorted by content area and modifiable 

to a wide range of abilities and learning styles; CD with 

multimedia projects for grades 1–8; student samples 

and classroom anecdotes 

$42.95. 156 pp. 2008. 978-1-56484-235-0 CD 

Product code: POWMAG-1008 


The Practical (and Fun) Guide to 

Assistive Technology in Public Schools 

Building or Improving Your District’s AT Team 

By Christopher R. Bugaj and Sally Norton-Darr 

“An engaging, easy-to-read guide featuring great 

advice whether you are a novice to AT or have been 

using it for years.” 

—The Texthelp Times 

This guide presents ideas, tips, and strategies that 

will help improve your school or district AT program. 

Features: Guides AT professionals through the steps of 

setting up a successful AT program; information on AT, IEPs, 

and the law; advice and ideas for working successfully with 

all stakeholders 

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Using Information Technology 


By David Moursund 

Combine project-based learning and instructional 

technology to develop your students’ higher-order 

thinking skills. 

Features: Well-known author, teacher educator, and 

ed tech pioneer; each chapter concludes with activities 

for teacher training; contains materials and ideas for 

assessment of learning and teaching 

$37.95. 136 pp. 2002. 978-1-56484-196-4 

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Raising a Digital Child 

A Digital Citizenship 

Handbook for Parents 

By Mike Ribble 

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“A great deal of information 

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advice is clear and 

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—Choice Magazine 

This parent’s resource for new and popular 

technologies offers advice on educating children about 

possible threats and how to be a good digital citizen. 

Features: Topics include cell phones, online games, 

instant messaging, and social networking; advice regarding 

cyberbullying, stalkers, and identity theft; essential 

information in a reader-friendly format 

$26.95. 167 pp. 2009. 978-1-56484-250-3 e 

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Reinventing Project-Based Learning 

Your Field Guide to Real-World Projects 

in the Digital Age 

By Suzie Boss and Jane Krauss 

Foreword by Leslie Conery 

“This is a journey that every educator needs to 

embark upon, and this highly readable road map 

is the perfect companion for the trip.” 

—Will Richardson, author of Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, 

and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms 

Features: A guided process for designing and 

implementing effective projects; collaborative activities in 

each chapter; a focus on the essential learning functions 

of digital tools, the internet, and web 2.0 

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Retool Your School 

The Educator’s Essential 

Guide to Google’s 

Free Power Apps 


and Ronique Hicks 

“Very highly recommended.” 


Lerman and Hicks show you 

how Google Apps can transform communication, 

collaboration, and creativity. This book includes a 

special chapter on how to bring Google Applications 

Education Edition to your school or district. 

Features: Step-by-step instructions for using Google 

Docs, Spreadsheets, Forms, Earth, and more; more than 

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RSS for Educators 

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Security vs. Access 

Balancing Safety and 

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This book provides educators, administrators, and IT 

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Spreadsheet Magic 


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Educators of all experience 

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Teaching with Digital Images 

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Teaching with 

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Edited by Glen L. Bull 

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“Superbly organized and 

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This book approaches digital video use by subject, 

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The Technology Director’s Guide 

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The Power of Great Questions 

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Technology-Infused French 

Foreign-Language Instruction for the Digital Age 

Edited by Carl Falsgraf 

“An excellent resource for language teachers and 

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Toys to Tools 

Toys to Tools Connecting Student Cell 

Connecting Student Cell Phones to Education 

Phones to Education 

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Books TM 

Transforming Classroom Practice 

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Videoconferencing for K–12 Classrooms 

A Program Development Guide, Second Edition 

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Web 2.0 

New Tools, New Schools 

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“A good read for those without 

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This is a comprehensive 

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Features: A complete explanation of web 2.0 tools, 

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$37.95. 270 pp. 2007. 978-1-56484-234-3 e 

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Web 2.0 How-To for Educators 

By Gwen Solomon and Lynne Schrum 

“This book should be in the hands of every 

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Web 2.0 How-To for Educators explores and gives 

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What Works in K–12 Online Learning 

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ISBN 

Product 

Code 

Member 

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101 Best Websites for Elementary Teachers 978-1-56484-215-2 101ELE $25.17 $35.95 11 

101 Best Websites for Principals, 3rd Ed. 978-1-56484-269-5 101WP3 $26.57 $37.95 11 

101 Best Websites for Secondary Teachers 978-1-56484-216-9 101SEC $25.17 $35.95 11 

101 Best Websites for Teacher Tools and 


978-1-56484-227-5 101TEA $25.17 $35.95 11 

1-to-1 Learning, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-254-1 LAPTO2 $28.67 $40.95 11 

Adobe Photoshop Elements in One Hour 978-1-56484-267-3 PEHOUR $26.57 $37.95 11 

Advocacy and Educational Technology 978-1-56484-310-4 ADVOCT $6.27 $8.95 11 

Bookmapping 978-1-56484-283-1 BOOMAP $26.57 $37.95 11 

Cell Phones in the Classroom 978-1-56484-299-2 CELUSE $26.57 $37.95 12 

Computer Lab Teacher’s Survival Guide, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-262-6 COMLA2 $27.97 $39.95 12 

Connecting Students to STEM Careers 978-1-56484-291-6 STEMJB $25.17 $35.95 12 

Considerations on Educational Technology Integration 978-1-56484-300-5 JRTBK2 $26.57 $37.95 12 

Considerations on Technology and Teachers 978-1-56484-273-2 JRTBK1 $26.57 $37.95 12 

Constructivist Approach to the NETS for Teachers, A 978-1-56484-313-5 CONNET $27.97 $39.95 6 

Data-Driven Decision Making 978-1-56484-308-1 DATDRV $15.37 $21.95 12 

Database Magic 978-1-56484-245-9 DATMAG $30.07 $42.95 12 

Differentiating Instruction with Technology in K–5 Classrooms 978-1-56484-233-6 DIFFK5 $28.67 $40.95 13 

Differentiating Instruction with Technology in 

Middle School Classrooms 

978-1-56484-260-2 DIFF68 $28.67 $40.95 13 

Digital-Age Literacy for Teachers 978-1-56484-229-9 DALITT $30.07 $42.95 13 

Digital Briefcase for Administrators 978-1-56484-274-9 DIGIBC $10.47 $14.95 13 

Digital Citizenship in Schools, 2nd ed. 978-1-56484-301-2 DIGCI2 $27.97 $39.95 13 

Digital Connections in the Classroom 978-1-56484-316-6 DIGONN $22.37 $31.95 6 

Digital Storytelling Guide for Educators 978-1-56484-259-6 DIGSTO $22.37 $31.95 13 

Educator’s Podcast Guide 978-1-56484-231-2 EDPOD1 $24.47 $34.95 13 

Essential Conditions Poster N/A ESSCON $7.67 $10.95 10 

Flip Your Classroom 978-1-56484-315-9 FLIPPR $13.97 $19.95 6 

From Fear to Facebook 978-1-56484-270-1 ISKOOL $20.97 $29.95 14 

From Inspiration to Red Carpet 978-1-56484-323-4 FESTVL $18.87 $26.95 2 

Getting Started with LEGO Robotics 978-1-56484-298-5 ROBOTS $28.67 $40.95 14 

Global Education 978-1-56484-258-9 GLOBAL $24.47 $34.95 14 

GPS and Geocaching in Education 978-1-56484-275-6 GCACHE $22.37 $31.95 14 

Intelligence Quest 978-1-56484-309-8 IQUEST $16.07 $22.95 7 

Interactive Videoconferencing 978-1-56484-251-0 DBRIDG $26.57 $37.95 14 

ISTE’s Technology Facilitation and Leadership Standards 978-1-56484-252-7 TLPREP $30.07 $42.95 14 

IT’s Elementary! Integrating Technology in the Primary Grades 978-1-56484-228-2 ITSELE $28.67 $40.95 14 

Keyboard Success Curriculum Kit, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-158-2 KEYKIT $36.40 $52.00 15 

Kids, Computers, and Learning: An Activity Guide for Parents 978-1-56484-265-7 HOMLAB $26.57 $37.95 15 

Making Connections with Blogging 978-1-56484-312-8 BLOGGR $13.27 $18.95 7 

Making Technology Standards Work for You, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-253-4 MATEC2 $33.57 $47.95 15 

Media Literacy in the K–12 Classroom 978-1-56484-307-4 MEDLIT $27.27 $38.95 15 

Multiple Intelligences and Instructional Technology, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-188-9 MULTI2 $32.87 $46.95 15 

NETS • A Profiles 978-1-56484-318-0 NTAPRF $3.47 $4.95 10 

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978-1-56484-240-4 NETLAN $33.57 $47.95 15 

NETS • S Curriculum Series: Science Units for Grades 9–12 978-1-56484-217-6 NETSCI $29.37 $41.95 15 

NETS • S Curriculum Series: Visual Arts Units for All Levels 978-1-56484-242-8 NETART $33.57 $47.95 15 

NETS • S Posters for Download N/A ENETS1 $3.47 $4.95 10 

NETS for Administrators Booklet, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-324-1 NTABK2 $9.77 $13.95 5 

NETS for Administrators, Brochure 25 Pack n/a NETAB2 $6.27 $8.95 10 

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NETS for Administrators, Poster n/a NETAP2 $7.67 10.95 10 

NETS for Students, Booklet, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-237-4 NESBO2 $9.77 $13.95 10 

NETS for Students, Brochure 25 Pack n/a NETSU2 $6.27 $8.95 10 

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NETS for Students Curriculum Planning Tool 978-1-56484-317-3 NESCPT $5.57 $7.95 10 

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NETS for Teachers, Brochure 25 Pack n/a NTTBR2 $6.27 $8.95 10 

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Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship Poster n/a 9ELEMT $7.67 $10.95 7 

Piano and Laylee and the Cyberbully (Hardback) 978-1-56484-294-7 SAFKH3 $10.12 $14.45 16 

Piano and Laylee and the Cyberbully (Paperback) 978-1-56484-279-4 SAFKD3 $8.37 $11.95 16 

Piano and Laylee Go Online (Hardback) 978-1-56484-292-3 SAFKH1 $10.12 $14.45 16 

Piano and Laylee Go Online (Paperback) 978-1-56484-277-0 SAFKD1 $8.37 $11.95 16 

Piano and Laylee Help a Copycat Become a Creative Cat 

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978-1-56484-280-0 SAFKD4 $8.37 $11.95 16 

Piano and Laylee Learn About Acceptable Use Policies (Hardback) 978-1-56484-296-1 SAFKH5 $10.12 $14.45 16 

Piano and Laylee Learn About Acceptable Use Policies (Paperback) 978-1-56484-281-7 SAFKD5 $8.37 $11.95 16 

Piano and Laylee Text Message (Hardback) 978-1-56484-293-0 SAFKH2 $10.12 $14.45 16 

Piano and Laylee Text Message (Paperback) 978-1-56484-278-7 SAFKD2 $8.37 $11.95 16 

Playing Games in School 978-1-56484-271-8 GAMING $30.07 $42.95 16 

PowerPoint Magic 978-1-56484-235-0 POWMAG $30.07 $42.95 16 

Practical (and Fun) Guide to Assistive Technology 

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978-1-56484-263-3 CHEWAT $24.47 $34.95 16 

Project-Based Learning Using Information Technology, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-196-4 PROBA2 $26.57 $37.95 16 

Raising a Digital Child 978-1-56484-250-3 DICIPA $18.87 $26.95 17 

Reinventing Project-Based Learning 978-1-56484-238-1 REINVT $26.57 $37.95 17 

Revolutionizing Education through Technology 978-1-56484-322-7 PRORED $11.17 $15.95 1 

Retool Your School 978-1-56484-267-1 GOOGLE $28.67 $40.95 17 

RSS for Educators 978-1-56484-239-8 NEWRSS $22.37 $31.95 17 

Safe Practices for Life Online, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-314-2 LIFON2 $13.97 $19.95 7 

Security vs. Access 978-1-56484-264-0 SECURE $22.37 $31.95 17 

Serious Comix 978-1-56484-321-1 SCOMIX $22.37 $31.95 3 

Spreadsheet Magic, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-224-4 SPRED2 $30.07 $42.95 17 

Student-Powered Podcasting 978-1-56484-261-9 PODHUM $25.17 $35.95 18 

Teaching with Digital Images 978-1-56484-219-0 DIGIMA $28.67 $40.95 18 

Teaching with Digital Video 978-1-56484-266-4 DIGVID $28.67 $40.95 18 

Technology Coordinator’s Handbook, 2nd Edition, The 978-1-56484-319-7 TCHAN2 $24.47 $34.95 5 

Technology Director’s Guide to Leadership, The 978-1-56484-244-2 TDLEAD $24.47 $34.95 18 

Technology-Infused French 978-1-56484-282-4 FRENCH $18.87 $26.95 18 

Technology Together 978-1-56484-325-8 TECTOG $26.57 $37.95 4 

Toys to Tools 978-1-56484-247-3 TOYTUL $26.57 $37.95 18 

Transforming Classroom Practice 978-1-56484-246-6 PRODEV $33.57 $47.95 19 

Videoconferencing for K–12 Classrooms, 2nd Ed. 978-1-56484-256-5 VIDCO2 $28.67 $40.95 19 

Web 2.0: New Tools, New Schools 978-1-56484-234-3 NEWTOO $26.57 $37.95 19 

Web 2.0 How-To for Educators 978-1-56484-272-5 HOW2NS $26.57 $37.95 19 

What Works in K–12 Online Learning 978-1-56484-236-7 K12OLL $28.67 $40.95 19 

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