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How to use Google Sheets to create madlibs.

Richard Byrne has compiled and shared his Google Apps/Docs tutorials for educators to download and use.

This Free Technology for Teachers posting provides links to teacher blogs discussion how they use backchannels in their elementary classroom.

Collaboratively markup/discuss images or PDF using Marqueed.

Seven Tools for Creating Data Visualizations This morning I received an email asking me for some tools for creating data visualizations. Here are seven tools that students can use to build data visualizations.

Widgets to use on your blogs

3 options to use when wanting to show YouTube video's but remove all items around the video w/o embedding or downloading.

Annotate videos using this web feature.

via http://freetech4teachers.blogspot.com/2008/11/vocaroo-create-voice-recordings-without.html

Use this tool for podcasting. You can embed it into a website.

Not new, but worth saving--free tool to record and share podcasts via link or embed code. Great for newbies and young students--no registration required.