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Microsoft is offering free classroom tools, training as well as other free tools. There are how-tos, templates and guides as well as lesson plans. Free software as well. As with any technology site, this is a keeper.

This is a site where you can download software pertaining to assessments. The site offers other items as well but it does contain educational assessments. There are links that will take you to other sites as well. It can be useful.

What was really neat about this site is it not only gave ideas on how to introduce technology in the classroom, but took it a step further. This website stressed the point that not every student learns the same "diverse learners" and gave multiple ideas such as, audio, visual, software, etc to help implement technology when in the classroom.

This site allows you to make creative flipbooks. Turn your (or students) work into creations to use int he classroom tot teach lessons.

Free intererative presentations. Powerpoint on steroids!

A cloud-based presentation software that opens up a new world and makes presentations fun. Useful to make class more interesting for students and have an interesting presentation instead of a boring one. Great for making dry material more fun for the students to learn.

This is one of my favorite sites. It is a great tool when you need to make creative presentations. It is fast and easy to use!

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.

Free teaching resources for special education. Work sheets and handouts for math, literacy and more. Free software downloads for special needs education.

A lot of good information for SPED teachers. Print, download, web links, and a customized search tools to other resources and information.