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The Science of Early Child Development 2nd Edition (2008) has been thoroughly updated with new topics, readings and links. There are now over 150 video clips of researchers, experts, children and caregivers. The Science of Early Child Development, Intern

Gives tips on finding kid-friendly web video content.

This site is used to create images/text using Word Mosaic, Flower Text, Sketchpad, and Poetry Blender. You can also edit photos and add special frmaes aroudn photos. Photo and video editing can be done on this site as well. I enjoyed this site and it's easy to use. Many topics can be covered using this site, however, only some of the functions are appropriate for young children.

Webs is a website creation tool that allows users to blog, share videos and photos, and engage in discussions in forums. The teacher could create a class website with pictures and videos of the children engaging in various activities. Parents could access this website to see what their children have been doing in class each day.

Record onscreen activity. Edit it into a polished video. Share with the world. Camtasia Studio makes you look like a pro.

From rethinking the educational process/Mass Customized Learning, providing examples such as using QR codes to individualize learning in K (video on how listed), data and information about the use of iPads in K/1st grade in Auburn schools and hearing middle school students tweeting about each of the sessions and sharing their perspective on what they have learned doing so-this event provided lots to think about. More information will continue to be added to the resource page.

Panel discussion- many questions and concerns often raised by parents of young children and early educators about using tech with young children were discussed, as well as what the research shows, policy connections and resource recommendations.

"Technology is just a piece of the whole, and that what we really want to make sure we get is the whole." Jeannie Crowley, Bank Street College

Nice quote at the end of the video, around 2:17

Find more videos by Kern Kelley at: http://www.youtube.com/user/kernkelley?feature=watch

The Curriculum Toolkit is an innovative online resource for higher education faculty in the fields of early childhood education, psychology, and children's media. The Toolkit features content designed to enhance classroom instruction by providing instructors with a wealth of archived video and instructional material from the Fred Rogers Archive. The Toolkit continues to grow as more faculty add their expertise to this growing knowledge base.

Recorded by Scott Traylor, 360 Kid.

Basic Science experiments that you can watch and try with students.

Article about a new app, Learn with Homer, free on iPad, that helps teach young children how to read. Interesting videos on utube about it. It got me to download the app.