EdTechWalden

This is the link to my multimedia workshop wiki. The topic will be Creating a Classroom Wiki.

Video tutorials that demonstrate how to use the online image editor known as pixlr found at www.pixlr.com

Provides a brief learning experience on a tool that helps users create three-dimensional text / animations for use in Web sites.

this is a pretty accurate citation maker from Purdue University

site about google wonder wheel and timeline

Bubbl.us is a simple and free web application that lets you brainstorm online. Users can create colorful mind maps, share with others, export the mind map to a blog or website, email or print and save it as a jpg. It has a very simple interface and a good help tool in the bar on the right. If Spinscape seems daunting and you don't need all the additional collaborative functions, this is a better choice for the novice.

This is a great site for you to create your own brainstorm. You need to create an account if you want to save these. They can be as big as you want. They do not print well because they tend to get large.\nThis would be a great tool for you to use to keep track of all of the things that you would like to have in your community design!!

This site is focused on help sheets and worksheets concerning APA, grammar, and writing.

Grammar Girl uses RSS feeds, podcasting, and subscription through iTunes as a means of utilizing new technologies. Grammar Girl posts daily on grammar and writing subjects.

The site offers tutorials in various formats - videos, handouts, podcasts, self-grading quizzes, interactive chapters.

Mostly technology-centered resources for multimedia technologies

Resources include: Tech Tools, Tech & Learning, and Internet such as ThinkQuest and online projects. Inquiry-based learning focus for student-centered, active learning approach focusing on questioning, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

A digital library collection of proceedings, conference papers, ebooks, talks, topics, ppts, tags, and journal articles.

This video demonstrates how powerpoint presentations can be viewed using smart board technology.

This video introduces Smart boards in the classroom. It discusses the effectiveness of the Smart board to deliver instruction that is engaging and motivating to students.

Video instructions on how to use a Smart board for beginners. Entertaining presentation.

A variety of activites on advisement and career development for educators to use as part of a advisement program.

In collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education, the Georgia Public Broadcasting station developed training modules for educators in developing a Teacher-as-Advisor program.

*A collection of lessons for teachers to use in the classroom. There is a preview of the activity and a brief explanation included recommended subject area and grade levels.

Smart Exchange is a place for teachers to locate notebook lessons that have been created by other teachers for all academic subjects. In addition, teachers can connect with other teachers to discuss different things pertaining to teaching or different lessons. This site definitely accomplishes technology-centered learning.