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Pinterest is an amazing tool to discover teaching and learning resources. I recently did a couple searches on the visual search engine that proves its utilize. Here are a couple examples:
- When I type in iPad literacy lessons and here is what I got. http://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=ipad%20early%20literacy%20lessons
- When I type in Next Generation Science Standards here is what I got. http://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=next%20generation%20science%20standards
What makes Pinterest standout as a resource isn’t its search capability, visual appeal or ability to clump like things. In fact, it is because it does all three very well. If you have not had the opportunity to use Pinterest, I highly recommend it to save time, discover new resources and be inspired at all the wonderful resources which exist to help you become an even better educator. I challenge you to come up with your own unique search and share the results with colleagues.
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