FPS Integrating Technology into Your Classroom

A neat web conferencing and webinar site that is completely free. Uses chat, voice, and video to collaborate.

Online alternative presentation tools.

Twurdy stands for "Too Wordy?" Twurdy uses text analysis software to "read" each page before it is displayed in the results. Then Twurdy gives each page a readability level.

Collect feedback from your audience through cell phones.

Webslides takes your Diigo bookmarks and turns them into an interactive slideshow.

Excellent presentation about web tools for our students' education for the future.

A list of all search engines available and what subjects they search.

Free web-based video editing site. More stable than Jaycut.

While people attend presentations, panels, and lectures to learn something from the people at the front of the room, there's a lot of potential for creating spaces where audience members can interact with each other and the people presenting. backchan.nl does this by providing a web-based interface for audience members to identify themselves, post questions, and vote on other people's questions.

Must use Google Chrome and activate Speech Recognition from Control Panel.

Use this website to transfer large files from you to somewhere else for free. Keeps the files online for two weeks.

Cel.ly is a website used to communicate through text messages. You can create groups, called cells, send texts out as polls, and receive the results at the end of the poll. Very neat tool.

Interesting website containing math & science lessons with activities and videos.

Search for resources on the Gooru website. Customize your lessons with the resources provided on this website. You can add your own resources to the website.

Alternative to Skype...works well with embedded presentations and YouTube video. Must use the https:// version of the site as the http:// site is blocked.