I read a lot of blogs and filter through them to find useful information and links for teaching and learning. One of my very favourites, which you’ll find linked to on the LCGS Hub site frequently, is the Free Technology for Teachers blog. Richard Byrne, the creator, posts with amazing frequency a huge selection of online resources that are free to use. There is a US-centric view, but the content is excellent still. Highly recommend adding this site to your RSS reader!
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Another good site is Freeology, with lots of free stuff for teachers.
It looks good too, though a little harder to navigate due to the adverts. I also like to see ownership of the page (part of teaching information literacy to kids is ratifying sources!) and while there is an About page, it doesn’t actually name the owner/maintainer. Always like to explore new resources though!