CTAP Siskiyou Web 2.0

Nice tutorial - clear instructions

For those that get email from school email clients or Hotmail, Yahoo, etc., it's nice to consolidate them into Gmail, which has great functionality.

Daniel T. Willingham about "learning styles." - interesting teaching on learning styles in education. This is a very interesting video to consider the evidence. What do others say re: how the theory has been tested and the evidence for/against?

New templates for several new game formats. Definitely want to use some of these.

I tried out this free screen capturing software (with audio) and I can see this is something I may want to use for quick tutorials. Exports video in .mp4, .avi, .flv, formats and assists in uploading to YouTube or to your computer. The pro version gives you the ability to edit, etc. and is only $12 a year. Try this app out!

The Technology Integration Matrix (TIM) illustrates how teachers can use technology to enhance learning for K-12 students

Free Remote Desktop, Web Conferencing & Online Meetings - great tool for sharing desktops. I'll be using it for desktop support, but it would also be cool to use

Great livebinder with a multitude of resources.

Mobile4Math has come out with Java-based apps for mobile phonesthat will graph functions (linear, quadratic, etc.), help students with the process of solving equations and inequalities, a qualitative graphing app, etc. The cool thing is that you can download the application for free or try them online using the Live Demo page.

Wow...want to read about someone with courage and who has leveraged their PLN connections? Then read this post. Very challenging and encouraging.

Great reasons for blogging in the classroom. Vicki is an experienced Web 2.0 teacher and has many great ideas. Subscribe to her blog.

Video explaining the concept of augmented-reality - that is, how with mobile technology, we have a new lens to see places and products in a new way.

Video created by Wendy Drexler (see her blog - http://goo.gl/FeudM) What could a 21st century student look like? This excellent video helps build our paradigm of 21st century learning. We've got some work to do!

Julie Greller, on A Media Specialist's Guide to the Internet, shares 83 places to find primary sources. I would work to make available resources like this for student research.

Nice tutorial on Prezi creation

Richard Byrne, experienced teacher blogger, discusses three reasons to use blogs in the classroom. I think they are a good synopsis as you think about it.

Great collection of math & science videos - especially for high school level. Each video has a transcript, which I though was helpful. This is a must have link on resources for students, and helpful for teachers as they look at presenting information.

Outlines each level of the taxonomy by showing attributes for each level, keywords used in writing that demonstrate that level, and questions you would ask to see that level in a student's writing. Examples of objectives written for each level of Bloom's Taxonomy and activities and assessment tools based on those objectives. Common key verbs used in drafting objectives are also listed for each level.

Cool site with 830 papers you can download. Really great for math & music teachers, but there is stuff here for anyone.

Create a library of videos for teachers and students that are safe. Check out the other features that might make this a great tool for the classroom

Cool tweak to Google Chrome that allows you to see the different tabs in the Aero view in the task bar (Windows 7).