Flipbook looks like an amazing and easy animation creator. Students can draw and create right on the website. They make their animations frame-by-frame. This web2.0 tool could be applied to any unit for my science students. I would love to have them make a step-by-step animation of a cell going through mitosis!

This podcast is a resource for professional edtech development that is shortened into a few short but sweet minutes. Any educator can enhance their classroom by gaining new ideas and perspectives constantly. This isn't a podcast that you would play in the classroom, but the ideas gained from this podcast would certainly improve instruction. The most common format of this podcast is app reviews or tips.

#EdTechChat is a podcast that is tied to a twitter hashtag. Every Monday there is a collaborative twitter session that is lead my moderators to spark discussion about something in the Ed Tech field. I wouldn't use this directly in my classroom but I already use this podcast in my teaching by listening to it when I drive into work. I love the ideas that are shared on this podcast and the positivity that the educators promote about technology and education in general.

This is a fantastic blog resource for educational technology tools and applications. The ideas posted on here are current and applicable to a realistic classroom. I like this resource because it gives you technology ideas that you can take and immediately put into practice in your own classroom.