CJPTTF

research fr Hebrew?

This is what used to be Wallwisher.

news website

flipped classroom

This is the site that Laura found!

Check out the Educator's Backpack section - great teaching resources and lots of technology use!

Awesome, super cute videos! You can make these in your school too!

Each set is a group of trope in a common pattern one would find in the Hebrew bible. They include music notation and audio. Click on a link to launch the lesson in a new window. MP3s and practice sheets can be found on the downloads page. If you're looking for an iPad app set up in a similar way, check out "PocketTorah Trope."

While "Kakatuv" as a website is not very interactive, it has been an invaluable resource for me as an educator. It has collected nearly every prayer and presents them in a legible PDF format along with transliteration and translation. Students who are just learning to read Hebrew have benefited a lot from this resource.

I came across this list of technology resources almost by accident but found that it added to the apps and resources that we have been exploring. I thought that it was helpful to have them categorized and organized in a way that grouped together applications based on their function, much like we have discussed in our class sessions. This list addresses the level of technology our students are experiencing in their daily lives and allows Jewish Educators to better implement technology in the classroom.

Jewish Interactive makes Jewish learning relevant, fun & engaging by blending 21st century digital technology with Jewish traditions and Torah learning. The Educator section allows you to download clip art for many of the Holidays and curriculum areas, provides PowerPoint presentations and additional teaching resources as well as links and blog entries from other educators. Interactive White Board Resources are also available for purchase. Corresponding apps are available in the AppStore.

Good app reviews and troubleshooting.