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Thinkfinity offers free teacher resources, teacher lesson plans based on national education standards, interactive activities, and a teacher professional development program for educators who want to develop their 21st century skills.

Reading blogs and tutorials is pretty good, in fact it's great! You can learn a lot by doing this, but actually seeing and hearing (video and/or audio format), is a whole different world. I've gathered some resources and sites that produce audio and video content. Of course, most of them offer RSS and also iTunes subscription options. I personally like to download the podcasts and screencasts and play them on my iPod Touch (if download is made available). The sites are listed in no particular order.

Central help and community resource for Wetpaint. FAQs, Help, Tips, News, and more! - Crying_Dove - Contributions

NECC '09 and Edubloggercon '09 are underway! We had a quick intro from Steve Hargadon, then broke into sessions. I stayed for Vicki Davis' Web 2.0 Smackdown. Here are the tools and resources that people showed: Vicki Davis, demonstrated Diigo Lists. John Costilla, demonstrated QR Codes. Rushton Hurley, demonstrated FreshBrain....

Working hard to earn your teaching degree, you are likely ready to jump right into your own classroom already. Before you do so, check out these blogs to help you prepare for the real thing.

Interactive, animated maths dictionary for kids with over 600 common math terms explained in simple language. Math glossary with math definitions, examples, math practice interactives, mathematics activities and math calculators. © Jenny Eather 2007.