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this gives examples of how to integrate the technology of powerpoints into a math lesson as well as how to use powerpoint to teach math

If you don't know how to make a great PowerPoint, here's a website that will help you make an attention getting one for your classroom

A helpful site for hints and tips for using power point in the classroom. Includes tutorial and presentation guides.

Great resource with interactive power points!

Sort of a YouTube for presentations. A great place to borrow from others and add on or edit the work they've already done. Also a great place to share important work you've done.

Flickr is really a site of photography, and not only that, but professionaly photography. A teacher could use this site for presentations as the pictures found in the site touch on practically every subject imaginable, but also impact the viewer because of the power behind the photographs. It would be great to utilize in powerpoint and it's better than googlepics because you know that the quality will be great and that you'll find exactly what you need.

Nice website that has Power Point presentations already made for you (of course you can download and change them as you wish). I like this because sometimes it takes a long time to create a Power Point presentation! I particularly liked the one about "El Mundo Hispano" which talks about countries that speak Spanish, great way to integrate Social Studies!

"An award-winning source for standards-based classroom resources in science, technology and engineering, from NOVA and other public television series." A free digital library associated with PBS provides teachers with downloadable video & audio clips that are aligned with education standards. Scientific topics include earth science, geography, life science, etc.

A great resource for interactive videos, clips, etc to use in your classes and powerpoints and lessons.

this is a cool website that shows teachers how to really utilize powepoint, how to make games on it and so on.

This site is similar to prezi. It is a new/better version of a PowerPoint. Teachers can use Eduslide to deliver elearning modules to students inside and outside the classroom. Modules can include multiple lessons with text, slides, flashcards, links to other sites, audio, and video.