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Tutorials on these two online resources.

from BB&N Buckingham, Browne & Nichols Cool Media

By Caren N. Levine, Stan Silverman, Ellen Meier Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education (CAJE), 2006 Discussions of effective, quality Jewish education are not complete without attention paid to the medium through which it is designed and delivered. Increasingly, this involves new technologies, including computers, telecommunications, video, webcasting, audio files, and more. It is therefore incumbent on the Jewish educational community to encourage the appropriate use of new technologies and multiple media in the creation, delivery, and support of Jewish learning.

Twitter feed about new technology, particularly social media, in Jewish education.

Resources and multi-media on a wide range of Jewish topics

How to use a flip camera; includes tips

on-line resource for reading Hebrew use for practice/homework uses magnifying glass to keep place

Interesting perspective - a more long term arc

use this to make headings on WIKI stand out more

Use this like you would use a wordle. More choices for colors and styles.

research fr Hebrew?

I feel like I MUST be the last to know about this but just in case I'm not....

PBL

explains Qr codes (Quick response) on smart phones

click on the text (PDF) or audio (MP3) link next to the prayer name. Each text file includes the Hebrew prayer in an easy-to-read format, transliteration of the Hebrew words, a contemporary translation into English, and an introduction to the prayer's context and meaning. You can then hear the correctly chanted version by clicking on the audio file. Even if you're an adult, it's never too late to learn!

provides Hebrew text, word by word with English translation and transliteration. provides audio word by word or complete prayer includes videos of audio and family (not prayer) available as separate printout