Vocabulary, Vocabulary Games - www.MyVocabulary.com - 2 views
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MyVocabulary.com offers free vocabulary lessons, word lists, and word puzzles designed for middle school and high school students. The vocabulary lists are based on books commonly used in middle school and high school classrooms. MyVocabulary.com also offers word lists and activities based on SAT vocabulary. Visitors to MyVocabulary.com will find stand-alone vocabulary lessons as well as activities to complement the reading of specific stories. Applications for EducationIf you're planning a series of lessons on one of "standard books" for middle school or high school, MyVocabulary.com could provide you with some good vocabulary lists and lesson ideas to get started. Students prepping for the SAT should take some time to explore the SAT word puzzles offered by MyVocabulary.com
EdTech Toolbox: Web 2 Tools by Task - 1 views
Simple Desktops - 0 views
teachingwithted / FrontPage - 0 views
mesenglish's Channel - YouTube - 0 views
italki: Learn a language online - 0 views
Adult ESOL Lesson Plans | Online University - 0 views
7 Good Screen Capture Tools for Teachers - 0 views
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7 Good Screen Capture Tools for TeachersIntroducing new technology tools to your students or to your colleagues can become a frustrating exercise if you end up repeating the same step-by-step directions over and over again. Not only is it frustrating for you to repeat those directions, it can also be frustrating for the students who want to go ahead but can't because you're waiting until everyone is on the same page. One way to avoid that is to create annotated screen captures of the tools you're introducing. Another way to avoid repeating directions over and over again is to creating screencast videos in which you explain each step of the process. Here are seven tools that you can use to create annotated screen capture images and screencast videos.
Nik Peachey's delicious links - 1 views
Online Brainstorming and Voting. Amazingly Easy and Free | tricider - 0 views
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TriciderI used Tricider as my needs analysis tool at the beginning and my action research tool during the course. It's a very simple to use, but very versatile polling tool. You just create a question and add some options then share it with the people you want answers from. The great thing is that they can add extra options and add various pros and cons of each option as well as voting on the ones they like. This makes the whole process of polling much more open, social and interactive.
Flashcards by Fauxflash - 0 views
Children's Books Forever - 0 views
Featured Videos | dotSUB - 0 views
The Gen Y Guide to Web 2.0 at Work - 0 views
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