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Clickable Map Quizzes - just click on the map to answer the questions. Great georgraphy practice for students in elementary school, middle school, high school, colleges and universities.

I like this - especially projected with the class doing them all together - review, informal assessment, etc.

Thanks Paul, I'll have to do some exploring - and decide about WordPress. I read a comparison review of Blogger and WordPress. If someone is serious about blogging as a major tool in their repertoire, then it seems that WordPress is the clear winner.

While the main purpose of the site are some technology sites that will help with writing, take a look at the Sidebar Sites. They are really worth looking at. By the way, if you're not subscribed to edudemic, think about doing so.

This Digital Literacy Toolkit began with the premise that multimedia authoring, which is happening with the extensive use of PowerPoint in classrooms, must be taught as a skill, just as traditional text-based writing is taught. While teachers and students have become familiar with the technical skills required to use images in multimedia productions, they lack a critical language to determine whether an image or a sound is used appropriately.

This is a site that needs to be explored! Lots of possibilities.

Provides some free samples and a lot of pricey but high quality CD';s with Acid loops. The loops can be used with great effect to teach elements of composition n music in a way that kids can access and be enthusiastic about when using Acid software.

Jason Evert site for teenagers.

My husband and Sarah went and he loved Jason saying, "You find your bridesmaids in high school and your husband in college." or something to that effect. Thanks for sharing the site. Robin

Great site to teach high school students to live virtuous lives

Show this to your high school students