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Lists a variety of apps and websites to enhance presentations

Website that allows you to create different types of graphs and manipulate the labels and data

Website for teachers looking to integrate more technology into their classroom.

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I like this website because it is designed for teachers. It gives general ideas on how to incorporate the internet into the classroom but then goes into detail about how to use the internet properly. It teaches the teacher how to use the internet.

present pdf files as flipping book pages on website--- Oops! Just noticed some body else recently posted this same site...

Flipsnack is a free and easy site to make attractive flipbooks by uploading images or video and adding text. It can be personalized and would be great for an online art portfolio for students.

Book creator from PDF file, book pages flip similar to real book. Free and embeddable.

This textbook provides a solid foundation on integrating technology into the classroom. It provides, research-based methods, case studies, and additional resources (websites & tools) to guide educators.

This is the textbook for the course EdTech541. The goal of this textbook is to describe how to integrate technology to it's fullest advantage using learning theory, tested teaching practices, matched learning and teaching needs, old and new strategies, and a combination of technology, pedagogy and content knowledge.

This is an example of a simulation software for math. This website constructs any geometry figure possible. It shows you step by step how to do a geometry construction. The students can control the pace of the simulation, pause it and play it forward.

create speaking avatars as a learning tool and post them to any blog, website, or profile

Voki allows students to type up paragraphs or essays. Then their Voki avatar will read it back to them. Students will be able to detect errors in their writing by hearing it read aloud to them.

This problem solving website is awesome for students who need development with character, setting, and plot.

Using these step by step instructions you can make an interactive quiz which you can embed into a website. Since the quiz is in Google Forms you can collect the information inputted into the forms in a Google spreadsheet.

This website was a fantastic resource for me this week when learning how to create interactive slides. This is a great element to add to any PowerPoint presentation to get the students involved. Creating links on the slides to travel through the questions in the correct order takes some time to organize in your head but once it is created, it is awesome!

Teaching spelling and vocabulary is easy with VocabularySpellingCity! Students can study and learn their word lists using vocabulary and spelling learning activities and games. Students can take final or practice spelling and vocabulary tests right on this engaging site. Premium games and automated student record keeping are available to Premium Members.

This website is a fantastic free screen recording site. You can record your screen and audio up to about 15 minutes for free. It allows you to upload your recording to You-Tube or save it as a WMV. I used this when sharing multimedia use in the classroom.

This website is a great resource to be creative with Google Sheets, explains how to create tables, charts, images, etc. This makes a presentation more engaging and visually appealing.

GeoGebra is a multi-platform mathematics software that gives everyone the chance to experience the extraordinary insights that math makes possible.

This is a fantastic Geometry tool for high school math students. This is a website where you can manipulate angles, segments, polygons, etc. to understand a theorem, equation or true statement used in math. This is a fantastic visual for geometry students to use when discovering any type of math concept.

A website with educational game resources including links to games, links to TED talks about educational games, links to articles about educational games. Kind of a one-stop-shopping for educational games.

A website where adults can go to test and practice their mental math skills. No frills, but there is a leaderboard that provides a serious challenge.

YouTube is a video-sharing website headquartered in San Bruno, California, United States. The service was created by three former PayPal employees in February 2005. In November 2006, it was bought by Google for US$1.65 billion. Wikipedia Founded: February 14, 2005, San Mateo, CA CEO: Susan Wojcicki Headquarters: San Bruno, CA Acquisition date: November 13, 2006 Parent organization: Google Founders: Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, Jawed Karim

As a math teacher I use numbers a lot! I found the US Census website is a great resource for primary source information that includes numbers...lots of numbers. I used this to create a learning activity that found precent increase and r-squared values. What fun!