LINC Home Study

Using Web 2.0 in for class projects.

This is a useful site for those concerned written work from students has been plagarized. Simply copy and paste a suspected section and the website search for hits on the net.

At a loss as to what to do with Youtube? From Adobe AIR apps that let you download videos to Firefox extensions that protect you from RickRolls, here are over 100 tools to enhance your YouTube experience.

"Thought networking for Online Educators"

Lots of photo options...great discussion starters.

Distance Ed. teaching guides on various topics.

This may be a future consideration, but if you're working on developing your website, it may look different in different browswers. This website lets you see what your website will look like in many different browsers, so you can be sure it looks as you intended it to.

A social networking site for newcomers to Canada.

Excellent in-class resource, with handouts & teacher notes. All formatted in PDF, using communicative technoques.

Time filler....and addicitve. So beware.

Fun, fun, fun! This is a great website for creative ways to teach writing. Open an account (it's free), and check it out for yourself.

Attention logophiles, this is a fun website to use if you like to play with words.

Online test tool from Zoho!

Another fun way to lose an afternoon!

Watch free video lessons in many subject areas

Those who have spoken to me about web browsers know that I'm a fan of Firefox. If you'd like to learn more about it, here's a great place to start.

By now everyone is sure to have heard about Facebook, but if you don't know much about it this website has an online tutorial to show you what it's all about.