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Prezi is a cloud-based presentation software that opens up a new world between whiteboards and slides. The zoomable canvas makes it fun to explore ideas and the connections between them. The result: visually captivating presentations that lead your audience down a path of discovery. Prezi puts a new spin on the word "powerpoint". You can use different themes, choose the path you want your presentation to follow, it's more creative then a normal powerpoint slide and it is free. Users are making technology available to them when they use prezi because it is created online, so internet access is all that is needed in order to edit or present the prezi. This works especially well for those who do not have the microsoft powerpoint program.

standard 6.7 This site meets the standard because it uses database and spreadsheets to gather and record students' grades.

Do you want a fun way to mold a student's brain with through some fundamental creative games? These games deal with basics of poetry,sentence structure, and reading skills for grades k-2. If you ever had some extra time at the end of class or during an "inside recess day," these would be something the students would enjoy. My standard for this website is standard 6.1. The point of this standard is to to bring interactive technologies and hands on experiences into the classroom.This website is a good example for the standard 6.1 for primary reading and english teachers.

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Leading academic plagiarism checker technology for teachers and students. Online plagiarism detection, grammar check, grading tools. Turnitin is an excellent example of Standard 6.9. "Candidates model the legal and ethicial use of technology resources". This online tool allows teachers and students to check papers for plagiarism.

Special Education Resources on the Internet (SERI) is a collection of Internet accessible information resources of interest to those involved in the fields related to Special Education. This collection exists in order to make on-line Special Education resources more easily and readily available in one location. This is a very safe and ethical way to inform teachers about students with special needs.

INSTRUCTIONS: Before you begin, print out the Review Sheet to use while playing the game. 1. Drag and drop the citation elements in the correct order for an APA or MLA style source on the lines provided. 2. When you think your answer is correct, click on the Check button to check your answer.This site is useful for students because it can help you properly cite resources for multiple assignments. Citing papers can be difficult for students and this game can help them accurratly learn the proper ways to use citations.

This website meets the standard 6.4 because the information it provides could help teachers to see in what area they need to change their educational practices, and they could do it through their own learning process. It is used to document and exhibit the progress of America's students in various areas over time.This website has so much to offer to educators! I have used it in several presentations that I have done in my other education classes; thus far, the information has been accurate and highly intriguing to myself and others.

This website is useful for teachers in grades K-5. It is a site that aligns lessons with Common Core Standards for individual learning for each student. This website gives personalized lessons for each student and the teacher can view student progress and make comments to students throughout their course of learning. It is a great assistive technology to reinforce concepts that have been introduced in the classroom.

Candidates use technology to effectively communicate with students, parents, and colleagues.

Educational Resources at the National Gallery of Art

The National Gallery of art website is a great technological resource for both teachers and students. There is a link to the exhibit of the week which focuses on a new artist or series of artists. Another useful tool is the artist database which makes it easier to look up any artist quickly and also have an accurate biography and list of works. There is also a fun section for kids to use where they can get ideas for art projects, read the online children's magazine for artists, and use a number of free software to create their own original art work.

Jumpstart is a great site for teachers of any grade level. You can choose the grade level you are teaching and then find activities, games, worksheets, and more for your students. It has activities for many different subjects reading, English, science, math, and art. This would be a great source for gather ideas for activities, getting supplemental worksheets, or to give the students a safe place to play fun games!

Using Googledocs would be a quick and easy way for teachers to monitor student's progress throughout the entire range of curricula in school without having to go further than a computer.

Play free online Science games for kids with our huge collection of learning games. Play educational reading games like Brilliant Brushers, Ozone, Germ Hunter, and Space Station.

This is a very informative site that offers a great deal of information concerning the safety of internet usage in the classroom. As I searched through the site, I noticed that there was an abundance of web resources, product info and reviews, lesson plans and more. The standard for this site is 6.9. The purpose of this standard is to make teachers aware of the legalities and ethical usage of technology in the classroom. I feel that this is a resourceful site for all teachers.

Coursecracker.com is a very useful website for teachers to use in order to stay connected with students, parents, and other teachers. This website allows teachers to set up a class page. They can then post assignments on there for students to access in case a student misses class. Teachers can have a calendar on the class page which can help students keep up with when their assignments are due. Teachers can also send notifications to parents and students through email. Teachers can also talk to other teachers to discuss different topics. The standard for this website is Standard 6.6 which deals with using technology to effectively communicate with students, parents, and colleagues.

This is a website that offers a lot excellent information for both English teachers and students. It offers a blog for teachers who are just starting off to ask questions from more experienced teachers. There are also study guides for different aspects of Englsih.

Share information, documents, and files, Hold discussions online, outside of class, Report grades online to students or their parents, Keep in touch with private messaging, And much more! This meets standard 6.6 because the teacher can make their own site and communicate with students and their parents using technology