TED is chock full of amazing content from the world of thinking, making, creating, innovating, etc.
Most folks know about it by now, so why include it? TED-Ed for one, but for two, it is transformative for enabling customized delivery of the content with piles of UDL features. It's just awesome.
These folks make hand crafted tools in Latvia and share their process here. Makes me want to go out and buy a forge.
What if students created films about process? What if students created something by hand and documented the creation of it? What can this get us thinking about problem solving? Project based learning? Entrepreneurship?
What can you do with a box?
Excellent opportunity to discuss divergent thinking, essential questions, and . . . oh you have to watch it. I . . . I . . . you just have to watch it.
Add a "layer" over videos online to create text bubbles, clipart and even links, RSS animations, or another video. Think Pop Up video and you've got the basic idea.
An amazing yet simple site for group project management. Share the responsibilities, categorize and make notes, to do's and vote on good ideas. Organize and assign tasks including uploading documents and linking to videos.
A huge resource of free math activities around algebra including lists of math skills needed in career areas, study aids, lessons, word problems and activities.
Might very well be my favorite place on the internet, even though I don't go there as often as I would like.
It is a rabbit hole.
It will consume me if I don't tread lightly.
Customized news feed that is more visual than text.
I cannot stand RSS feeds -- this, however, makes me crave more news. Similar to Flipboard, but less ornery on my classic Android Incredible v1.0