Good morning from Greenwood, Maine. This week I had the opportunity to present at an SDE conference in Springfield, Massachusetts. It was a pleasure to meet and chat with some long-time readers this week and I look forward to meeting more of you in 2013. Next week I’ll be working with a school in Arizona. In the meantime I’m going to enjoy the weekend at home with my dogs and I hope that all of you have a great weekend too. If part of your weekend calls for catching up on some ed tech resources, the week in review has seven items for you.

Here are this week’s most popular posts:
1. 5 Good Mathematics Feeds for Teachers
2. Five Good Feeds for U.S. History Teachers
3. A Teacher’s Guide to Classroom Backchannels and Informal Assessment Tools
4. A New Collaboration Option in Google Forms
5. How to Manage 3rd Party Apps Accessing Your Google Account
6. This Link Will Self-Destruct – Create Links to Share for a Limited Time
7. How To Password Protect Posts and Pages in WordPress Blogs (Including Edublogs) In Two Steps

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