i-SITS

Youtube has a great tool called Spotlight that lets you make any video interactive. It's really handy for lessons and quizzes. Essentially, you can ask students a question - or a series of questions - and when they answer show them a personalized video response according to how they did.

This is a downloadable pdf with reading  fluency activities for kids.

Free Online OCR is a free service that allows you to easily convert scanned documents, faxes, screenshots and photos into editable and searchable text, such as DOC, TXT or PDF.

Some cool info on the brain and learning.

What if the presentation was a story, a journey, an in-depth look into some aspect of a book, a time period as told through images and the research of the storyteller. What if the preperation of making the presentation was about learning? What if it was about crafting a story and understanding a topic to the point where you could stand and without notes, without bulletpoints tell your story. 

There are incredible resources connected to this site.

This is a wiki devoted to resources which can be used with special education and / or not so special education.

"With the understanding that this list will need revisiting every couple of years, here are my nonnegotiable requirements for 2011:" - perhaps this list should be nonnegotiable for all teachers??

totally amazing easy to follow tutorials - on many different tools and apps

share these with your staff - they are amazing!

This is a continuously edited Google Doc discussing the alternatives to Delicious

An international language learning and cultural awareness project

This is a wiki with a whole bunch of links k-12, college, parents.