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Free Technology for Teachers: iCyte - Highlight and Currate Web Research - 15 views
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"iCyte is a fantastic browser extension available for Firefox 3 and Internet Explorer 7 and 8. iCyte gives you the ability to highlight and save sections of websites for later reference. When you save an item in iCyte an archive of the website is saved in your iCyte account. To organize your findings, you can create folders within your iCyte account. The short video embedded below demonstrates the basics of using iCyte."
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Highlight online text. To organise findings folders can be created.
If you host it they will come - 27 views
iTALC - 0 views
Teacher Utilities Smartboard - 0 views
Visuwords™ online graphical dictionary and thesaurus - 0 views
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Visuwords uses a web design to show users the definitions of words and the connections between words. To use Visuwords just type a word into the search box and Visuwords will generate a web of related words. Place your cursor over any of the words and the definition appears. Use the color-coded key to understand the connections between the words in any web. Below is the web based on the word "geography."
Today's Meet - 0 views
Primary Lesson Starts | Teachers TV - 0 views
UK Children Go Online | The Communication Initiative Network - 1 views
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Hence, a new divide is opening up, one centred on the quality of use. The UKCGO survey finds that middle class children, children with internet access at home, children with broadband access and children whose parents use the internet more often are more likely to be daily users and so to experience the internet as a rich, if risky, medium than are less privileged children.
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Summary This nationwide survey of 1,500 children aged 9-19 and their parents is part of a research project carried out by UK Children Go Online (UKCGO). Between January and March 2004, researchers conducted in-home, face-to-face interviews, lasting some 40 minutes, of 1,511 children and 906 parents across the United Kingdom.
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Currently, 74% have internet access via a computer, games console or digital television
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