This tweet by Scott McLeod leads to a great post by David Ross, who is the Director of Teacher Professional Development & Dean of National Faculty at BIE I will be spending much of my summer learning how CCSS and PBL go hand-in-hand. 

This tweet by Joanna Sanders leads to an Edudemic article about a hot topic in edcuation these days. Do you flip?

This tweet by Jenny Luca leads to an article about Howard Rheingold and his new book Net Smart where he offers up a set of five literacies he views as important: attention, participation, collaboration, crap detection, and network smarts. 

This tweet from Edmodo is calling for presenters for EdmodoCon 2012. Even though I will be back at school on August 8th, I am submitting a proposal. Will you be presenting?

I'm sharing this tweet as a Teacher Appreciation gift for all of my educator tweeps. Andrew Kauffman shared it on Twitter this evening, and it is a great list of educators you should be following on Twitter. Not on Twitter? Well, my advice is you should be. Twitter has helped me become an innovative educator. 

My friend, @elle_gifted, sent out this tweet about the Mstery Skype Challenge she is conducting with her 5th graders. Check out her blog post to learn more. 

Thanks to Judy Artz for posting this tweet with the link to the Smackdown that took place today at #edcampbos. I was thrilled that I got to Skype into Nancy Carroll's Mystery Skype session and be a part of the day virtually. 

Okay, I know today's post is over-the-top self-serving, but I just couldn't help but share this tweet from Lisa Hobbs. 

For those of you who might not know #ff stands for Follow Friday and is a hashtag used within the Twitter community to recommend your favorite tweeps to your followers. Thank you Lisa for such kind words. 

Since I love TED, I was excited to see this tweet sent out by Jonathan Bergmann today. Jonathan is even quoted in the Forbes article. Can't wait to check it out.

Jonathan Bergmann sent out this tweet this evening. I agree, it is a great read.