For those teaching subtraction and want to turn math facts into a game.

"Sing a tune or follow a simple step-by-step process to produce a professional-sounding, impressive piece of music."

This looks like it could have possibilities in many different types of projects.

Video demonstrating UJAM. This looks like it could have interesting potential across many classes and projects.

Video demonstrating UJAM. This looks like it could have interesting potential across many classes and projects.

Unique video site. This site allows you to transcribe your video and supports multiple languages. Check out some of the samples. Make sure you explore the language button on the video you are viewing.

Spanish language podcast site. Includes audio books along with other recordings.

Spanish podcast site.

This is cool. Just posted a nice sounding recording from my Android phone to this site. Also works with iPhones. This could work for anyone wanting to use audio recordings in their classes. SoundCloud is a platform that puts your sound at the heart of communities, websites and even apps. Watch conversations, connections and social experiences happen, with your sound as the spark.

Simple chart that helps to illustrate what one goes through as they enter the world of establishing a PLN for themselves. Having been through all of these stages, I can testify that they really do exist and that the journey is well worth the time.

Another tool that links with Dropbox. Here, you can send a specific request for files to an individual. This tool allows the person to drop the requested files in your dropbox.

This is an interesting tool that links with dropbox where you can create a drop for others to use. This is a way to receive files from other people...Drop it to me...

This is a great list... "This is the 5th annual Top 100 Tools for Learning list I have built based on the contributions of learning professionals worldwide. "

Recently a fellow member of the Instructional Design & E-Learning Professionals' Group (14K+ of members) asked "If anyone know of where to find royalty free background music for training?" As you can understand this question was the inspiration for the following list that contains Royalty Free Music websites for eLearning.

This is a three part video walk through the history of the modern-day remix. Very cool!