Scroll down to Mulitmedia Rubrics. There are a few checklists given for finding good educational podcasts. (This site also gives rubric examples for other tasks.)

an interesting example of using podcasting as a tool for effective learning on field trips

an in-depth overview of how to podcast, what equipment to use, and ideas for use in the classroom

This site gives different templates for creating a webquest.

This site offers webquests based on literature read from Kindergarten through High School.

This site gives information about and sample webquests from different disciplines.

A list of questions to ask based on Bloom's Taxonomy when conducting a read aloud for students. I think this could be very helpful.

I found this on a blog from a science teacher. She had the great idea of taping the wheel to the inside of her students' notebooks so they can refer to these words whenever they need to.

This site gives examples of how to integrate technology in elementary school mathematics based on Bloom's revised Taxonomy. I tried out some of the tools, and they are great, interactive activities.

This Smartboard activity gives a very clear visual lesson on longitude and latitude. It is meant for 4-6 grade.

This Smartboard activity is a fun way to practice identifying homonyms and working on reading comprehension. It is meant for grades 4-6.

An interesting step by step lesson plan on how to integrate using instructional television in the classroom.

A website with lots of information about children's books, including lists of Newberry and Caldecott Winners.

A website where teachers and/or students can ask questions about math and browse the archives for answers.