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This page is designed to help you to find authentic images, and provide some great places to search for images to use in multimedia projects.

A good resource for guidelines for using digital images and copyright, and finding copyright-free images.

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For those who ask stupid questions.

Firefox & IE addon that claims to speed up your internet research by analyzing all of the links on a page and displaying chunks of information in a big sidebar.

Service that allows for the creation of playlists... Very coll

good collection of presidential inauguration lesson plans

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Science, math and technology simulations that work great in the computer lab or on your interactive whiteboard.

You'll find new lesson plans published here each month. For additional plans, please visit our Lesson Plan Archive to search our database by play or topic.

Government-provided science portal with lots and lots of links.

Using the StudyStack web site, you use your computer to display a stack of "virtual cards" which contain information about a certain subject. Just like flashcards, you can review the information at your own pace discarding the cards you've learned and keeping the ones you still need to review. However, unlike traditional flash cards, each card can show multiple pieces of information; and the whole stack can be automatically sorted by any one of the pieces of information. Also, when you enter the data for a studystack, the same data can automatically be displayed as flashcards, a matching game, a word search puzzle, and a hangman game.

Students can use StudyStack to create banks or stacks of electronic cards that can be reviewed online, printed, or exported to a pda, cell phone, or iPod. Email registration is required in order to create a Study Stack, but students can use public study s

No, not the usual tricks. Includes: face finding, social media, free proxies, music, video, ebooks, open webcams, and more