EDIT 7500 @ UGA

New Zealand's Manukau Family Literacy Program shows that parents and children can help educate each other.

Cynthia Rylant: a collection of web and database resources from the The Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication. Let us guide you to the resources you need to help your children and students become effective learners. Sample lesson plans for teaching literature.

A Texas high school teacher uses literature to teach tolerance.

java applet for trig functions

Interactive Online Right Triangle Lesson

can use in the classroom to share powerpoint presentations among students

Students could use these fingerpuppets to create political commentary videos, political commercials, or hold their own debates. I know it is a stretch, but it looks like so much fun. Be sure to check out a few of the videos already posted on YouTube :) p

Interesting way of summarizing user engagement with social media.

Dr. Arnie Abrams describes how to teach digital storytelling to students as young as Kindergarten.

Andrea Keith gives an overview of the safe email services provided by Gaggle.net. Gaggle is dedicated to providing safe email accounts for students. The tools they provide allow schools to feel secure when giving their students email access. Gaggle offers both free and paid services.

lesson that uses comic life and iphoto to sequence a story read to kids

High school promotes literacy and increases student motivation to read through a "reading across the curriculum" program.

Tap into the Web and learn how to preserve our planet -- and help others learn how, too. Lesson plans on environmental issues and recycling.

A nice overview of RSS feeds and the ways that they can impact your life for the better. Not all of these uses are educational, but they can work both in and out of the classroom.

Provides examples of technology integration in the classroom, tutorials, troubleshooting, and more. From Florida Center for Instructional Technology at the University of South Florida's College of Education.

Teachers find that audio books are sound reading tools. Students listen to recorded books while following along on paper. The process is repeated until they can read the books independently.

One of the most wired schools in the nation. Technology is fully integrated from Kindergarten through fifth grade. Kindergarten students have their own websites. Teachers discuss pros and cons of technology use.

Use two fun Web 2.0 sites: LibraryThing and Goodreads. Both are fantastic book-oriented and library-oriented social-networking pages focused on something simple -- the books you love to read. Students can use sites to share book recommendations with one another.