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Such innovations - and a number of smart acquisitions - have led to hits like Google Earth, Gmail, Picasa, Google Docs, Blogger, YouTube, Google Calendar and others. But they have also cultivated a vast jungle of lesser-known features. Unfortunately, it's so vast, you'd need a professional tour guide to help you find the gems.

Lots of information in this site.

I love Ian Jukes...especially his presentation on Digital Kids!

Are you ready to move beyond bullets? Here are some very creative PPT templates that will scaffold your students' presentations. Click on the sidekicks bar on the left to get started with PPT ideas (and downloads) for Book Blasts, e-stories, scrapbooks,

This is the Harvard UDL site, the best place to begin learning about UDL. Start by reading the online version of "Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age".

This is a subscription site, but it has a free trial. BrainPOP features very engaging short animated films that teach common curriculum content. They also have BrainPOP Jr., specializing in K-3 content. The school and district pricing is posted on thei

just because it's tech, doesn't mean it's good!

Part 2 of a 2-part series on podcasting.

Part one of atwo part series on podcasts.

Anita's UDL page on the CEET discussion forum. This is a new social network created to discuss tech initiatives in BC education.

Mark was at the Harvard Institute and has just joined our Ning group and posted about his site.

This is an impressive collection of presentations on UDL and AT-related topics archived online. From Mark at the Virginia AT Program. Check it out!!

Suzanne Harwood found this database on which you can search 100 different websites for SMARTBoard resources.

This is a google file search tool that will find Notebook, powerpoint, word, Kidspiration, Inspiration, and PowerPoint files and templates.

lessons across the curriculum that incorporate ipods