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A VoiceThread is an online media album that can hold essentially any type of media (images, documents and videos) and allows people to make comments in 5 different ways - using voice (with a microphone or telephone), text, audio file, or video (with a web

Tools for presentation, collaboration, research, video, audio, drawing, writing, music, organizing, converting, mapping, quizzing, graphing, creativity, widgets and more!!

"PBS LearningMedia™ is your destination for easy, instant access to tens of thousands of classroom-ready, digital resources including videos and interactives perfect for the Interactive Whiteboard, plus audio and photos, and even in-depth lesson plans. You can search, save, and share with ease. Best of all, PBS LearningMedia™ is free for educators.

Cast of Wonders is the weekly YA fiction podcast featuring a wide range of stories of the fantastic

Audio recording inviting people to contact their AT Trainer

"Books Should Be Free Free Public Domain Audiobooks & eBooks Download books for iPhone, Android, Kindle & mp3 players"

Free Public Domain Audiobooks & eBooks

This customizable writing template allows students to use MS Word's Voice Comment feature to audio record what they want to write, and then play it back as needed to remind themselves while typing. It includes an optional editing checklist for teachers to record audio cues for editing.

Slides from the presentation presented by Christopher and Melissa Bugaj about Using Audio in Educational Practices

"Augmentative Communication Bill of rights (Amy Goldman NJC)"

Graphic organizer for five paragraph essay with embedded directions for inserting audio using Voice Note from the Read & Write Gold toolbar

Curiosity drives exploration. Exploration drive innovation. Imbue students with a sense of discovery by inviting them to listen to audio describing how the world around them has become to be. Use specific episodes as an option to provide audio content that complements the topic of study.

Episode #44 is up for your listening pleasure and boy is it a doozy! It clocks in at just under 42 minutes! Yikes! Episode #44 is kind of a unique episode because it features a recording of a live event. Back on November 14th I was lucky enough to attend the Powering Up with Technology Conference in Prince George's County Maryland. At that conference I presented a session called Alternative Professional Development. I use the term "presented" loosely because, although I was listed as the presenter, the session was more of an integrated brainstorming session. I was more of the moderator for the discussion than a presenter. During the session we tried to outline some of the common problems with staff development happening in public schools and then try to come up with some solutions. During the course of the discussion a bunch of great ideas were mentioned about how to address some of the problems with the typical professional development model. Furthermore, a number of concrete resources are mentioned that can be used to assist students. You can access the entire presentation as generated by the audience here: Alternative Professional Development Presentation from PUWT09.

Episode #41 is up for your listening pleasure! Episode #41 features some feedback from listeners of the show. There was too much feedback to fit into one episode so you can expect to hear more in the future. The episode also features a bumper from Sally Norton-Darr and Judith Schoonover about the new version of CAST's BookBuilder.

"Audiobook Resources" huge collection of sources with description

"Since 2005, "Past and Present" has taken you behind the scenes to meet interpreters, chefs, tradesmen, musicians, historians, curators, and more. We offer two versions of our podcast: one that's audio-only and one that includes a slideshow."

"99% Invisible is about all the thought that goes into the things we don't think about - the unnoticed architecture and design that shape our world. With 80 million downloads, 99% Invisible is one of the most popular podcasts on iTunes. 99% Invisible started as a project of KALW public radio and the American Institute of Architects in San Francisco. "