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CALCULUS IN MOTION ™ and ALGEBRA IN MOTION ™ animations empower students with the ability to visualize and understand concepts like no still picture can. NEW VIDEO DEMOS POSTED JAN 2008: Use the "Online demo" link at the left. CALCULUS UPDATES : The JUNE 2008 , June 2007, March 2007, and June 2006 updates are free to those who have the Calculus In MotionTM collection through 2005. To get them, send an email with your CD's 5-digit serial number (written on the CD's front label) along with your name and school to amweeks@aol.com , and they will be attached back to you. The June 2005 update to Calculus In Motion is available for a small fee. For description and order form, click here . Updates prior to 2005 are free. ALGEBRA UPDATES : The MARCH 2008 , Feb 2008, & March 2007 updates are free to those who have the Algebra In MotionTM collection through 2005. To get them, send an email with your CD's 5-digit serial number (written on the CD's front label) along with your name and school to amweeks@aol.com . A major expansion to Algebra In Motion was released in 2005 for a reduced fee. Click here for more information & order form . Three Sets Available: CALCULUS IN MOTION ™ 143 Animations Including Animations of 2008-1997 AP Exam AB & BC Free Response Questions ALGEBRA IN MOTION ™ 168 Animations of Key Topics in Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, & Pre-Calculus ALGEBRA IN MOTION ™ LITE A 62-animation subset of Algebra in Motion™ addressing middle school math through early algebra. Each set runs on either WINDOWS or MACINTOSH. Each set requires The Geometer's Sketchpad v4 (available from Key Curriculum Press, www.keypress.com ) to be on the computer. upcoming public engagements. Audrey Weeks, author of Calculus In MotionTM and Algebra In MotionTM, wil

This lesson was done in cojunction with the Smithsonian Institute and Jamestown. Students podcasted their experiences with the Jamestown site, demonstrating that new technology could be used to learn about historical sites. This lesson could be modified for any number of historical sites.

PowerPoint Games and templates.

Assistive technology enables physically disabled student to participate in marching band and learn to play the euphonium.

More links for calc applets and activities

Schools use technology to support adolescent literacy programs. Technology use is effective because it allows for the individualization of instruction.

Includes information and videos on many science and nature topics including space, dinosaurs, etc. Great to use in the classroom for my space unit where students were studying the solar system.

Disabled students discuss the importance of assistive technology in their lives. They discuss voice-activated software as well as pcs, laptops, cell phones, and other forms of technology.

Blog for technology integration with several threads.

How to set up a blog in your classroom. Blogs can be used for classroom management, online notebooks, learning journals, class discussions, and personal expression.

Text Message (SMS) Polls and Voting, Audience Response System (ARS), PowerPoint Polling | Poll Everywhere

Great to use for Flash in creating quizzes for online.

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This is an excellent website that goes along with the Rebecca Sitton Spelling Program. Users can click on the different grade levels to find the words and corresponding activities for a particular unit. The site would make it easier for parents to stay involved in weekly spelling lists.

Language arts instructor uses DyKnow Vision software to teach students to analyze literature.

Cool project based approach to looking at geometry and architecture

I put this under tools, but, honestly, it's a lot more. iTunes U is a repository to tons of podcasts and the like that are all state-approved and available through iTunes for free. This site also helps teachers make their content available to other teachers.