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This is a free site for creating a wide variety of presentations. Everything from using personal photos to using the preloaded images, to audio, blogs, cartoons, digital storytelling, and mindmapping is available here.

The purpose of the site is to offer filmmaking tutorials, and explores the art of filmmaking. The topics on the site include tips, tricks, and fundamental lessons to make films and videos.

The purpose of the site is to bring filmmakers together to inspire film and video creation. The topics on the site include how and why to make films.

Gives a very good description of the processes required to build a computer from basic parts.

The website gives a very good overview of the basics to understanding the parts of a computer and how they work.

This website has a large library filled with videos on many different topics ranging in length from about ten minutes to over two hours. Portions of videos can be very effective when combined with other elements in a lesson.

Xtranormal is an online site where you can make movies by combing graphical actors with text to type in a script to be used, or record directly. The scenes then can be acted out and recorded, used online or downloaded. The video maker allows for the addition of background music and or sounds, different camera angles, and movement and gestures of the actors. This is a great program that can be used by teachers and students alike for digital storytelling. Teachers that subscribe to the pay site can set up a classroom where each of their students will also have access to the site.

The site provides a great deal of resources, explanations, benefits, and examples of digital storytelling.

This blog explains the elements of a quality storyboard and how one can be created for an e-learning course. The site includes text, audio, and examples.

This site provides several resources and texts on the uses of digital storytelling within education.

Great explanation of a flipped classroom. This website provides lots of information on using a flipped classroom and how your can intergrate Edmodo. The resources on the website help accomplish a learner centered classroom using technolgoy.

Teacher blogs are a great resource for creating a learner centered classroom. This article explains why we need to prepare students for the technology shift. In other words how import using technology is in a learner centered classroom.

In this video, a teacher is interviewed on how she uses differentiated instruction in her classroom.

This video discusses how to deliver differentiated instruction effectively in the classroom. The presenter discusses how educators can incorporate differentiated instructed with some of the current instructional methods that teachers use such as direct instruction.

Create list of ideas to use Edmodo in the classroom. I will be using this article and cite with my inservice project on Edmodo. The website focuses on both behavioral and cognitive activities that can be used.

Here is the link to my Presentation Wiki Multimedia Workshop for EDUC 8847.