EDIT 7500 @ UGA

Interactive map of future trends in education

another resource for copyright info digital resources - teach act

Podcasting legal guide

Podcasting legal guide -

How to cite digital media, podcasts in general

If you have an issue or questionrelated to anything involved agriculture, agribusiness, or family and consumer sciences within the state of Georgia, then it's good to turn to the Cooperative Extension Service, based at UGA. My dad was an Extension Agent and they can provide valuable information and hands-on experience to a classroom setting. In fact, that's what they are there for, going out in the field and passing along the research of the university!

This is the kids and teachers section of the US Mint website, and it offers some fun lessons and games related to US currency. It's definitely geared toward younger students.

This site, affiliated with the University of Utah, has many different activities and modules related to learning genetics. It's pretty well done, and very slick.

Here is a useful compendium of interactive sites for Biology Education. It's all indexed according to various measures, including accessibility and explanation.

This BBCi site features all sorts of nifty interactive modules designed to help people learn more about the workings of the human body and mind. Some great Flash work here...

On this site are some nice animations and graphs with accompanying explanatory pages related to economic concepts. Some of it is low-tech, but it still helps visualize these things

Though maybe not au courant in terms of technology, this collection of java applets for Physics Education is really neat, with a lot of helpful animations to help explain Physics concepts.

This site helps you make interactive rubrics very easily. There is some registration involved, but it is free beyond that.

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.

A great program for sharing large files without having to deal with thumb drives, etc. Good for backing up stuff from a work computer to a home computer or vice versa.

Divshare lets you trade files and also create embeddable playlists for music, video, and photos

This webcast/podcast tackles the issue of technology offering convenience of information, but not actually offering wisdom in terms of processing information.

From the website: Vanishing Georgia comprises nearly 18,000 photographs. Ranging from daguerreotypes to Kodachrome prints, the images span over 100 years of Georgia history. The broad subject matter of these photographs, shot by both amateurs and professionals, includes, but is not limited to, family and business life, street scenes and architecture, agriculture, school and civic activities, important individuals and events in Georgia history, and landscapes. The wide variety of the collected visual images results from efforts by archivists from the Georgia Division of Archives and History who sought, between 1975 and 1996, to preserve Georgia's endangered historical photographs. Designed primarily for preservation, the project located, selected, and copied historically significant photographs held by individuals who wanted to share their pieces of the past with future generations.The Georgia Archives joins with the Digital Library of Georgia to present the Vanishing Georgia images as a digital resource. Support for the project is provided by a Library Services and Technology Act grant administered through Georgia HomePLACE.

A program that can be used to stream video and music to your website and blogs.

This is a good document for helping write a WebQuest even if it is a tad outdated.