Thank you for sharing your knowledge on #DigitalLearningDay

We recently learned about #DigitalLearningDay happening on February 28th and asked for requests to share your #digitalbinder libraries on that day.

Here are some of the curated content that was shared.

• Lynda Sisson was kind enough to share her course binders from New Zealand
• Lisa Timmerman shared her GTi Tier 1 resources for gifted and talented learners of Texas TEKS
• Linda Houle shared her No Registration Web 2.0 and 20th Century Decades project binders from Illinois
• LeeAnn Kassenbrock shared her resources for 8th Grade ELA
• Stella Maris Berdaxagar shared her extensive library of digital binders on ELA and immersive technologies for engaging students all the way from Argentina
• Jo Davis shared her curated resources on Library Skills from Pittsylvania County, Virginia
• Teresa MacKinnon shared her resources for French language beginners
• Barbara Chappell-Brown shared her Digital Citizenship binder from California
• S.Winchester from the UK shared her binder on Teaching and Learning German.
• Kameron Riley shared her Gifted Education resources
• Velicia Winfrey-Shearod shared her Early Childhood Program from Kennesaw, Georgia
• D. Crayton shared an extensive library curated for the Georgia State Virtual Law Museum for law-related lesson plans and resources on the following:
  • Civil Rights
  • Independent Judiciary
  • Cruel and Unusual Punishment
  • Famous Georgia and U.S. Trials
  • K-12 -Teaching about the Law resources

We were excited to share your resources with others during the #DLDAY hashtag event.

See more of our #DLDAY posts under our Tweets at our twitter.com/livebinders.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us!