July26
SnagLearning: This site has free downloadable films on numerous topics, can be searched by topics: arts & music, children’s learning, math & science, history, foreign language, political science & civics, foreign culture & geography. Grade levels are available and are free to use in the classroom. Films are streamed from such channels as National Geographic, NOVA, […]
July24
IEAR.org is a community powered review of educational applications for mobile devices. IEAR is primarily focused on iPod, iPhone, and iPad apps but there are also some mentions of Android apps. Excellent resource that allows you to sort by grade level with reviews and submissions by teachers. “Goldmine” of resources.
July23
Open a magazine, a catalog, or take a look at sign in your local grocery market these days and you’re likely to see a QR code. To that end, Russel Tarr has developed the QR Treasure Hunt Generator. The QR Treasure Hunt Generator provides you with all of the things you need to get started […]
July23
Education blogger David Kapuler has created a free slideshow of 50 great sites for education, creativity, organization and more. Each slide includes basic information about the site, a link to the site, and a link to Kapuler’s review of the site. 50sites ver2 View more presentations from David Kapuler
July16
Dipity is a timeline web site where users can both create their own timelines and view other people’s created timelines. It’s ver visual and has a great interactivity component to it9users can lcick on entries for more information. It is a little more difficult to use but it produces beautiful visual timelines which can then […]
July8
Automatoon is a free service for creating simple to complex animations that you can reuse anywhere on the web. There are three basic steps to using Automatoon. First, you draw and color your images. Second, you break apart each element of your drawing and third, you specify the animation action for each part of your […]