Content Literacy

Internet trends/predictions from a cell/handheld perspective over the next decade from the Pew Internet Trust.

Need help developing writing prompts or just like interesting quotes. It won't write the prompts for you but it does help get you thinking.

Blackboard is finally taking their scholar function public. Bookmarking for research/instructional purposes i.e. Diigo and Delicious. Good funtionality- notes, highlighting, sharing, groups, tag clouds for classroom sharing. Blackboard kills me, they have huge market share and are just now realizing this would be a good tool, ug. Have to recognize it because so many colleges, high schools have access to it.

Different tutorials to help people learn how to use Diigo and utilize Diigo in the classroom/research/work. Made me realize I need to create more groups and share more specific examples of links with math teachers, etc.

Allows quick manipulation of a 3-D brain model with explanation of the different parts. You can look up parts of the brain or functions of the brain. If nothing else, it's interesting for an overview of brain function

Library of Congress resources for teachers.

The fan-created archive of Jeopardy! games and players--158,322 clues and counting!

Allowing students to express ideas using cartoons develops lots of skills, this site allows students to create their own cartoons and embed them in their online work as well as print. Great way for getting students to express their ideas differently.

Great mind mapping tool that allows small groups to organize their information and have a teacher provide possible feedback on connections/layers/importance.

Tag clouds that I'm using on my blog

The single best online algebra tiles applet available.