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PowerPoint by Joy Zabala and Diana Carl to accompany Webinar found at: http://www.cited.org/webinarsarchive.html NOTE: Joy knows her stuff and does a great overview of NIMAS and AIM and all of the issues of accessible materials. By the way, I sitll use her SETT process for matching students to assistive technology. I am a big Joy Zabala fan.

I LOVE this website. You can upload documents and files, it's also easy for students to make flashcards and other study materials. The whole class can access these things. Very accessible on the go for students with the smartphone app for it.

Teachers can use this website to gain access to historical videos to show in class or have their students watch individually.

Online Calendar for teachers. Can be edited by instructor and accessed by parents and students.

GOOGLE RULZ! This site is packed with tons of resources for teachers. Teachers can access activities, search professional resources, or use such tools as Google Earth. 

Unfortunately, another membership site. The good news is that there are four plans to pick from which will give you access to tons of material. This site not only caters to individual teachers but to schools, districts, etc. There are free services, you just have to look for them. An example would be designing a website step by step for your students for free. Take a minute and take the tour of the site. It may come in handy for the materials you couldn't find for free.

For elementary education this website would be perfect! It involves math games, and hands on math activities. They make all activities printable to be able to be used in math centers and in the classroom. Everything can be accessed using Adobe.

What is really neat about this website is that it provides the Common Core Standard that has to be met, as well as activities that coincide with it. It even suggests books that can be read to help learning prosper.

This site has so many math activities for Kindergarten to fifth grade. All you have to do is pick what grade you need and there are a ton of activities to choose from depending on what concept you are trying to teach.

We all know that children tend to come up with a huge amount of questions, and sometimes some research is necessary to get an in-depth answer. With "AskJeeves," you or your students are able to access information and answers to any questions you may have from any subject in class.

This is a wonderful resource for both teachers and students to organize spelling and vocabulary words.  The website includes interactive games, spelling practice tests, and much more!  You can even customize it for your particular class.

This site is excellent for students to practice spelling and vocabulary words in fun and interactive ways. Activities include word searches, word scrambles, and practice tests. Both free activities and the chance to upgrade for full access.

This website offers many ideas for helping students master spelling. There were links for synonym, antonyms, and verbs. What I thought was really different was the link for Dyslexic spelling.

Integrates technology with students learning and teacher assessment. Allows for assessment to be done anywhere, anytime a student has access to a computer.

This site provides a variety of tools that can be used with your work with your student. In order to access the information, you have to become a member.

This site has a lot of tips for teachers. It also has free printable worksheets. This looks like a fun and educational website.

Everything from worksheets to an area for teachers to discuss strategies.

This single website provides access to dozens if not more websites ranging from a variety of topics pertaining to teaching. Whatever a teacher may need help with researching can most likely be found using this site. It gives links to sites that will provide worksheets, help with lesson planning, and much more.

This website it great for teachers and administrators. It has links for lesson plans as well as technological activities.

I was amazed to find that this website offered many ideas for incorporating technology in to the classroom. I liked how they had a link to help explain internet safety, a topic that I feel is very important and should be discussed before allowing children to access the internet. Also, it gave multiple ideas of implementing technology with curriculum.

This site is full of lesson plans, printable worksheets, suggested activities, and advice/tips for teachers. There is a lot to take in on the homepage because it full of information, but the tabs at the top will take you to very useful resources.

Echo360 is a website that is great for students and educaters. Echo360 is about how we think of blended learning as the combination of instructional content and a new way of accessing education.