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It seems like everything is on youtube. This collection features history, language, arts, science, technology and even classroom management videos.

The site Brien was talking about as a potential space to post student video work. 

Looks like a great site. I use a lot of video with skits in my classroom, but have been reluctant to post them for sharing and comment. This might change that.

Google Maps allows you to Mark your favorite places on your map, draw lines and shapes to highlight paths and areas, add your own text, photos, and videos, and share your map with friends and family

This article, also posted by Will, is a companion piece to the game link I posted.

I haven't used it yet, but ZeeMaps seems like it might work to create interactive maps.

Check this out as another valuable resource for accessing and posting video. Thanks Brien!

Very neat website that converts files for you FREE. Upload a file to the server and tell it the format you want it converted to. In a very short time, you get an email and a link for your converted file

I've used this, too, and it's excellent. Very useful for saving Youtube videos that you may want to use in the future or integrate into Powerpoints, etc. I have found, though, that wait times for the converted file vary from 10 minutes to about 12 hours, so don't rely on it for next block's presentation.

One teacher goes with PBL.

Listen to podcast or check links on the Flipped Classroom Model. I showed up 10 minutes early and there were no seats left at ISTE conference. Interesting concept.