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Quiet Tube gets rid of all the other stuff and lets you just see the video. No comments, no adds, no other videos.

Article: Facilitating Online. Pages 4 and 5 describe the process of getting participants' (students) feet wet when it comes to a class wiki.

Creative Commons is a place to share works without permission of the copyright owner.

A 5 part article on the laws and fair use.

Technology sucks when when it doesn't work, but these moments of awkwardness can be moments to show your students who you really are and the perseverance you have. This is a funny video teaching that.

How does this relate your life? You may have seen this guy before, but this is a great commentary with it.

I used this PDF converter and it worked well. Do any of you have preferences for free pdf converting?

Mind Map resources online and a site called freetech4teachers

Check out the article and especially the video. It is an excellent advocate and rundown on what a flipped classroom is. We can all start doing these things.

Turning instruction to occurs on the students rather than the teacher.

Really neat and easy to use. Watch the demo on the home page. It is a great way to discuss online. You can have an image, page, or other media at the center of your discussion and comment in many ways.

With Youtube you can now EDIT YOUR VIDEOS. Combine any youtube videos and trim them down to size! Awesome, I swear I was just hoping for youtube to do this as of this morning, and BAM-- it appears in one of my Diigo groups.

With a library of over 3,000 videos covering everything from arithmetic to physics, finance, and history and hundreds of skills to practice, we're on a mission to help you learn what you want, when you want, at your own pace.

If you really want the inside scoop on khan and what he is doing in education you need to watch his TED talk. You'll have to search khan on TED talk.

There is a huge buzz about flipping the classroom. I heard it at the NCTM math conference and our Math chair is very interested in it. The idea is why have them in class doing what they can do at home-- listening and watching. Class time should be for answering questions on the material and conducting projects and explorations.

I cannot believe geogebra. It is amazing. Here are the notes I am taking right now on the presentation: HTML is fully functioning and requires no download Web start is the download version and updates automatically Installers do not update Runs on java, keep latest version Prim is more basic elementary tools for beginners Open web page will take any page with an embedded file and extract it for you. There is an entire network of free geogebra investigation files and activity plans. AMAZING! Has many different languages

Cute and informative. Check out this image poster about social learners.

yaymath is a buch of videos a teacher recorded of himself. I could easily use these as sumplements in my class.

Please read and see if it could be a way for Lansdowne to conduct Professional development?!