THis is a great site for students to search and explore for research and ideas of what the Cold War was really about, from both sides of the conflict

This is Micosofts answer to the IPAD. Our school demanded that IT purchase the new IPAD with out invesitgating all possible solutions that are out there. I personally think that the Kindle is still the best reader out there. Sorry if I am off topic a bit but thought that this would be a good thing to post for us teckies....

I use this site for ideas on how to intergrate technology into my curriculum. I do not use this site only, however, it is a great place to start.

This is a paid site, however, it is so woarth the investment. I use it myself from time to time when I have a moment of fustration or a lack of knowledge in a certian area. I use it with my students and teachers who struggle with technology. It is a great site. I also suggest Youtube as well but advise to be carefull on selecting the right tutorial

Better then Youtube for educational purposes. I will construct my own channal later this year for our school. This is just another example of Web 2.0 and dynamic content development

I might be breaking the mold here, but I love this program. This is a great program that is open sourced and is better then Inspiration. Tufts University has developed this to help educators better organize visual learning. I beleive that visula learning is just one way to teach to the three types of learning.