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get rid of the junk on the web pages to focus on the real content

If you're a Mac district, check this out. I think this is a KILLER tip.

How to get the Mac OS Preview App to allow you to annotate non-pdf files, like jogs, etc.

Need justification to get that coveted, yet overpriced piece of the edtech Apple? Check out this list.

From National Geographic, mouse over figures in the rainforest scene and create a little spotlight and then click on the figures to get more information. Looks great on an IWB.

With PodcastPeople, you can create audio and video podcasts, customize your own website, write blog posts, track statistics, and even generate a profit. We have combined all the steps in creating a podcast so you can get started quickly, easily, and without worrying about the technical details.

Get Moodle certified through a Moodle Partner.

Literary Glossary - Not only is there a definition for many literary terms, but once you click on the term, you get a link to at least one very detailed lesson plan associated with that term.

Royalty-Free Music and Sounds Sites

funny privacy photo... get one while they are hot....

Are we getting there?

INTRODUCTION Using the news in the K-12 classroom is an excellent way to engage young people. Reading, writing and creating projects related to the news is part of most state's teaching standards. Students should be exposed to news via print (newspapers and magazines), and non-print (radio, Television, the Internet.) Both mainstream and non-mainstream sources should be included. To incorporate media literacy into your existing teaching, I recommend you download the core concepts of media literacy and the critical thinking questions handouts as a way of getting started.

This page has been set up so you can check out different types of class blogs to get ideas for your own class blog. You could also use this list to make connections with classes in other countries.

To-Do gadget inside Gmail. Convert e-mails to tasks!! Exciting management tool!

Nice post on the use of images in student work, with practical suggestions for getting around issues of appropriateness and copyright.

Getting around the YouTube-blocked-at-school thing

Join us each week to get practical tips and information on how to use Microsoft products and technologies in the classroom. Each Webcast is a 40 - 45 minute presentation and demo with a live Q&A session at the end.

Get our students' voices heard.... participate in this special event. Speak-UP for Ed. Tech!

This is a great agenda with lots of links for training teachers to use the interactive whiteboard in their classrooms. It has a bit of a SMART bend, but easily adapted. I'm going to get a lot of mileage out of this one. Check for dead links, though.

The Genographic Project is a five-year effort to understand the human journey-where we came from and how we got to where we live today. This unprecedented effort will map humanity's genetic journey through the ages. If you choose to participate and add your data to the global research database, you'll help to delineate our common genetic tree, giving detailed shape to its many twigs and branches. Teachers can order Genographic Project Participation Kits at a special educator's discount, get free lesson plans related to the Genographic Project, and (coming soon) access other resources and discuss topics in forum boards.

an exhaustive list of the free stuff you can get from Microsoft, which was previously scattered all about.

great list of freebies