A resource for coordinators, developers and trainers. Includes a variety of resources, including forms and checklists. Provides a wide variety of resources useful to different types of programs. The section on roles is especially useful.

Provides links to create various types of graphic organizers. The user can customize the graphic organizer to fit the content. The website also provides information on the benefits of using graphic organizers\n\nAbility to modify graphic organizer to match the content

A variety of resources and recommendations for trainers and program developers Recognized the variety of workshop types and options.

A collection of graphic organizers available in a variety of media formats. The development of computer simulations and games are a great addition. The ability to modify the graphic organizer to match the content.

A comprehensive guide to effective communications - both verbal and visual. Focuses on the content of the presentation - not just the visual. Gives specific guidance for taking a large quantity of information and turning it into a focused and engaging presentation

A wealth of information about all components of a presentation. Covers a lot of the basics. The volume of information is almost overwhelming and there are some distracting aspects to the home page, but the quantity of information outweighs these potential limitations.

Provides a discussion and examples of authentic assessment strategies. Strength is the use of side-by-side examples of comprehension and application items to assess knowledge.

Primarily resources focused on rubrics: development of, use of, student perceptions of, etc. Developed by a university.