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Games and Demos for basic and moderate physics concepts.

Virtual world where the user has an avatar and must learn physic's concepts and use them to complete quests.

This article provides some insights and links to technology that can be used to teach PE classes. Some of the tools that the author links to are apps that turns exercise into games and help track fitness progress. This article is a good, short resource to use if you are interested in teaching PE with technology or just want to discover some useful fitness apps.

GarageBand is a useful tool that allows musicians and "non-musicians" to create music. It features deep instrumental customization as well as pre-made loops. Users can create simple songs quickly, or complex songs with custom instruments and vocal. This tool can be integrated into various multimedia, art, and music curriculum.

Library and search engine for images (clipart, scanned, and photos). Can be filtered to search based on copyright licensing.

This article contains useful and interesting tips from presentation experts. It contains tips on images, fonts, themes, and structure.

Free hull modeling and design software.

This article looks at the specific strengths of different types of visuals in presentations. The article covers charts, photos, screen captures, comics, infographs, and other various graphics. The author then states how each can better engage your audience.

Library of images, videos, and other resources in the public domain. Not as widely contributed to as one would expect.

This article is a collection of recent audience response systems that can be used in the classroom. The author lists the resource along with a brief description. The systems that are listed are free and work on many devices.

This article takes a broad look at concept maps in various applications. The author gives some historical background to concept maps, explains a few varieties of maps, and presents research that supports the use of concept maps.

Online quiz creator.