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MediaCollege.com is a free educational and resource website for all forms of electronic media. Topics include video & television production, audio work, photography, graphics, web design and more. We have hundreds of exclusive tutorials with supporting il

"11 Free Reading Websites for Kids"

"At Really Good Stuff, we know that teachers and parents have limited time when it comes to finding free, high-quality online resources for their children.  When we first published the 11 Free Reading Websites for Kids article, we had no idea the response it would have.  In fact, the cry for more resources encouraged us to publish 11 Free Math Websites for Kids.   We hope you find this article and the free resources in contains helpful!"

Resources and ideas for teachers of learners with severe, profound, intensive, significant, complex or multiple special needs

"OATC Staff created these materials as examples of modified curriculum and evaluation tools which can directly support teaching activities related to the Curriculum Access Resource Guide Alternate (CARG-A) and the Oklahoma Alternate Assessment Program Portfolio (OAAP).  Using these materials does not guarantee a passing score on the OAAP.  Each teacher should evaluate these materials and make necessary adjustments to insure they are appropriate to the learning needs of individual students."

Free downloadable resources pertaining to assistive technology decision-making and implementation.

"Science Resource Kit! Student-created animation and multimedia projects engage students in the science curriculum and give them an opportunity to demonstrate understanding using the same means they find in their media-rich world."

Internet for Classrooms - Helping Teachers Use the Internet Effectively website has links to academic resources, instructional supports, software tutorials, and other classroom technology resources.

I4C OVERVIEW Whether you are a newcomer or an old pro, it's easy to get "lost" in everything I4C has to offer. We have subject help by grade level on almost all school topics. Don't forget to click and explore when you are looking for teacher resources. Here are a few main topics to get you started. Early Childhood Elementary Math Elementary Language Arts Elementary Science Elementary Social Studies Middle/High School Language Arts Middle/High School Math Middle/High School Science Middle/High School Social Studies/History Middle/High School Foreign Languages SkillBuilders provide online interactives per subject and grade. Tech Tutorials provide online support as well as printables. Assessment Assistance offers online and printable tests.

Visit our Youtube page to watch video tips about teaching children with special needs cooking skills from an occupational therapist, chef, and teachers. ARTICLES: Adaptive Cooking Tools Resources Glossary Why Teach Cooking Skills? Disability Awareness Classroom Assignment Suggested Meal Plans

Online textbook resources

Curated list of web resources about how to use QR Codes in Education

Variety of resources to help educators learn how to implement the Inspiration software in the classroom

How to use Graphite online resource

"To spread the word about Internet Safety, SimpleK12 has compiled a list of FREE resources on all the hottest topics regarding internet saftey. Please enjoy this free resource."

The purpose of this wiki is two-fold: provide information and resources for grade 1 - 6 teachers who want to learn more about literacy instruction for students with significant disabilities.to model what an online community of practice for teachers could look like.

5 Free Resources for Making Communication Boards & Visual Supports

Resources for Visuals: Where To Go When Creating Picture Schedules, Visual Cues, and Pre-Reading Tools

A resource for the teachers as they continue to incorporate the use of technology into the curriculum. The "Blackwell's Best" section contains favorite links. "The Classroom" has links to staff development materials and technology integration activities

Speech-language pathologist, Lacy Morise, and physical therapist, Nicole M. Sergent, team up to share insights, stories, strategies, and resources about child development on their popular blog.

"Resources for Speech Therapists, Parents and Educators" (free and paid) there is a subscription but many resources are free..

Positive AACtion - very comprehensive

This collection of parent/staff education handouts, by Rocky Bay, (a provider of disability services in Western Australia), is another real time-saver.