EdTechWalden

This website contains a multimedia presentation for parents who want to know how to monitor their child on Facebook. There is an "advice and answers" section, links to resources, and a video presentation that describes how parents can find out what their child is doing on the computer, specifically on Facebook.

This website provides detailed information about internet safety for parents.

This is a fun, interactive activity where parents, teens, or tweens can learn about who can be an internet predator.

This online tutorial uses text to instruct learners on how to create a presentation using Windows Movie Maker.

Great site for learning pencil shading and portrait drawing techniques.

Tutorial for drawing portrait of a man in 3/4 view.

This website explains how to use Google Docs effectively in the classroom. There are several videos and tutorials that explain the benefits of using Google Docs in the classroom with or without students.

This site allows you the ability to have participants take survey's online and recieve responses. You could create survey questions that assess the participants about how they would use the concepts learned in the professional development activity in their content areas.

This is an online graphic organizer creation website. This website allows for users to share and edit the organizer in real-time, like in Google Docs. The graphic organizer can also be exported to wikis and blogs. The sharing feature and real-time editing features is what makes this graphic organizer website stand out from others. It is an example of essential learning since it allows the material being presented to be organized by the participant in their own way so that the new learning can make it to the working memory.

This is a great free site for collaborative learning with graphic organizers. It is great for allowing participants to work simultaneously on graphic organizers at the same time.

This is site has a great podcast that can help in pre-training to get your participants to thinking outside the box concerning technology and education in today's world.

This is the third, and most difficult to produce, screencast I created for my multimedia workshop.  In this tutorial I demonstrated how to design a 3-dimensional graphic image in Google SketchUp.  I reproduced the Fila logo in the demonstration.

This is the second of three screencasts I created for my multimedia workshop.  Here, I demonstrate how to enhance a 2-dimensional design by using dumpr.net.  I also demonstrated how to take a screen shot of an existing image using a Mac.

This is a screen cast tutorial developed for my multimedia workshop.  I demonstrated how to design a simple, 2-dimensional graphic image using the drawing and formatting applications in Microsoft Word.

This site is more for generative learning because it allows you to be able to give concrete examples of how iLife applications can be used in various content areas. I fould it better because there are lots of concrete examples given by a community of educators across grade levels and subject areas.