Another useful site with tips that could be applied to prac as well as relief teaching.

A good-starting point to get thinking about what you could bring to prac or for relief-teaching. Add your own ideas to the list.

Handy tool for students to use on their laptop/tablet etc while simulating sending text messages. Good for comparing spoken, written and formal text.

Suitable for presentation for learning, assessment, and also may be interaction/collaborative

List of apps - have options for assessment tool or presentation for learning.

Suggested as a resource or reference to support the use of ICT

Government site with useful information about the evolution of English in Australia and good use of language features to describe the words and their usage.

Interesting theories on the evolution of Australian English

Interesting facts, neatly organised and accessed. Could be useful for history, maths, English, arts and other subjects.

This could be adapted for many uses such as recording themselves reading historic texts and modern interpretations for my year 9s.

What I have for my unit plan so far...

Some insights into some widely held beliefs about teaching English Grammar.

Prezi providing examples of what happens with scaffolding and the incorporation of ICT

Prezi providing examples of what happens with scaffolding and the incorporation of ICT

Great blog with useful links to other sites that provide images available in the public domain, no attribution required. I've check them out and even used one of them.

Learning Activity Types and the type of learning that occurs.

A list of blogs that may help other students in various fields

Shares tools and experiences to help educators actively engage with ICT.

Checking students apply practices and follow protocol regarding copyrighted works.

Tips for what to have prepared and packed for working in a casual role

Useful information about using Diigo in the classroom.