History of the Internet
Awesome website with personal interviews, videos, charts and resources all about the visionaries who changed the world and created the Internet in the 1960’s. Excellent site from the National Science Foundation!
Awesome website with personal interviews, videos, charts and resources all about the visionaries who changed the world and created the Internet in the 1960’s. Excellent site from the National Science Foundation!
Check out this website for lots of downloadable fonts for Windows & Mac
Wallwisher is an online notice board maker. It allows people to post messages to a online bulletin board or “wall”. Audio, video and links can be added right to the “sticky-note” along with your own message. The owner of the wall can screen the posts. Anyone can add to the wall by just clicking and […]
There are a lot of places on the web where you can find flashcards, games, and quizzes designed to help you learn a new laguage. Richard Byrne’s “Free Technology for Teachers” features eleven good places for foreign language study in his blog listing on 1/11/11. He has added another to that list….Learn a Language. It […]
How Search Works—This video, How Search Works, produced by Google, features Google Search Engineer Matt Cutts explaining what happens when you do a web search on Google. He explains how Google indexes and ranks websites. Check here for, How Search Works downloaded video if YouTube is not available.
Mathcasts are screencasts (screen movies of writing with voice) that focus on mathematics. This site has a collection of mathcasts submitted by teachers, students, professionals and children.
A online sticky note service that allows collaborative mind mapping functions. You can share the Popplets with others. Your stickies can include videos and images that pull from online sites. You can upload media from your desktop. Also offers browser bookmarklet that you can use to add content from other webpages. Your Popplet wall can […]
A easy to use, free, online site to download YouTube videos using the website address of the video you want. It will give you a choice of what file format you want to have on the video download–
Exploratree: Free graphic organizer creation tool. You can use pre-made graphic organizer templates called “thinking guides” or create you own templates. The Exploratree thinking guides can be used online or downloaded and printed for offline use. If you register, you can save and share your “thinking guides”.
Having a PowerPoint Slide Show play as a video on a website it fairly easy to do. There are instructions to completing that task but I found straightforward step-by-step instructions on the following website…PowerPointMovie. This website also gives a good outline of the acceptable video and audio formats that work with PowerPoint. And a good […]