So this post is for all of my friends who aren't on Twitter...and aren't quite sure what the draw is.  Not only do I find fun, inspiring and interesting things on a daily basis, such as this:

I also find a crazy amount of information & resources that help me on a daily basis.  At first I was going to give you a summary of all the great things I've found on Twitter in the past 30 days, however, as I created the list, I soon realized that I would be listing all evening.

I didn't realize how many things I find & read & share again on a daily basis.  

So here is a list of links that I've found in the past 7 days on Twitter. I'm interested to see if this will convince you.
  

Google Apps for Education Tips:

6 Ways To Use Google Hangouts In The Classroom
Shared by @DavidFifeVP

A Step by Step Guide to Create Presentations on Google Presentation Shared by @gingerh7777

10 Free Google Chrome Extensions Teachers Should Try 
Shared by @reed_man

25 Awesome Google Search Tips and Tricks
Shared by @tonnet 

Google Drive & Student Portfolios for the iPad 
Shared by @dougpete 

Social Media:

How To Use Instagram In The Classroom
Shared by "@ijukes

5 Wonderful Twitter Cheat Sheets for Teachers and Students 
Shared by @DavidFifeVP

How Too Much Information Shared Through Social Media Can Really Hurt You [INFOGRAPHIC] 
Shared by @dougpete

12 Awesome Social Media Facts and Statistics for 2013 
Shared by @markwcarbone

Do you use social media in the classroom? Check out our helpful resource roundup
Shared by @edutopia

10 Tweets That Gripped The World ‏
Shared by ‏@dougpete

Your Online Reputation Lives Forever! [Infographic] 
Shared by @dougpete 

12 Essential Social Media Cheat Sheets
Shared by @TeacherCast

Interesting:
Ontario Education wiki for teaching social studies! 
Shared by @Michelle_Horst

Pupils given iPhones in schools: nice practical ideas here 
Shared by @russeltarr 

Resource for Math Teachers: http://Mathigon.org
Shared by @BealsyLaura

The 50 Best Education Apps For Android
Shared by @DavidFifeVP 

Which is better for schools: iPads or laptops? 
Shared by @AskATechTeacher

Three Good Ways to Use Socrative In Your Classroom 
Shared by @rmbyrne

What's a good kids website creator? 
Shared by @AskATechTeacher

10 Starters for Digital Citizenship 
Shared by @dougpete

A new blog to support K-12 Teacher-Librarians and school libraries!
Shared by @MelissaMurrayYR

Assistive Technology Page
Shared by @cybraryman1

70 Tools And 4 Reasons To Make Your Own Infographics 
Shared by @Edudemic 

23 iPad Alternatives to the Book Report
Shared by @dougpete


Are you convinced yet?  Thanks for Learning EdTech with me :)

The first two weeks have been crazy!  The library is now unpacked after our new carpet was installed this summer.  The new technology is starting to find its home.  Our students are getting onto the network & UGCloud quicker than any other year.  Amazing!

I've held one in-school Google training session, which was awesome, due to the awesome people I work with.  Finally BYOD staff training kicked off in Upper Grand D.S.B.  What an exciting fall & more fun to come.  

Next week I am lucky enough to talk about BYOD with all the UGDSB Spec. Ed. Resource teachers and also kick off the Digital Citizenship component of the BYOD training on Monday & Thursday next week, with Matt Arnold & Rob Robson, my Digital Citizenship partners in crime.

I've taken some time too compile some more Google Resources for you all.  I look forward to adding more throughout the fall.  Thank you all for Learning EdTech with me :)