Loddon Mallee 1:1 Group

A fantastic and very popular website showing the use of an effective classblog.  Great for students to share their work to a real global audience.

Beenleigh State School site. Has loads of curriculum links and resources including online stories, audio stories etc.

A fantastic website using Google Earth. Kids map out where things happen in stories etc.

Similar to super dooper music looper. create music using sounds already available on site. No login required.

A fantastic look at education in New Brunswick area. "Today's pen and paper have changed"

Loads of apps sorted into categories for use in schools

A clever clip on 21st century learning. Compares how a student would use a World Book Encyclopaedia and how they would use a netbook. You can't cut and paste, You can't double click for more info etc

Stuck for ideas? There are plenty here!

This is the 5th annual Top 100 Tools for Learning list I have built based on the contributions of learning professionals worldwide.  

Blooms for the ipad!

Some interesting trends in education

It allows you to create a binder of Website tabs. You can then embed this binder into an Ultranet space, kids click on it and it opens all the websites you want them to look at. Can also add other livebinders users as collaborators on this now too. 

A place to share e-learning and Web 2.0 tools for education. Computers and laptops in education are important only when used with good pedagogy. Digital content and creation is an important part of the process for educators in the 21st century.

This is a great extension for grading google forms  

Welcome to Kidsnetsoft's Pixlr Workshop. Pixlr is a great alternative to the expensive software. Consequently, I have decided to make several lessons using this fabulous online tool. Students can go home and work on projects for free. They can become masters of the software if they so choose. The beauty of learning Pixlr is that you can transfer some of that knowledge to other software programs. I have been using Photoshop for over 15 years. My relatively proficient use of Photoshop has given me the understanding of image editors. With online editors coming and going, students need to be able to problem solve and trouble shoot new programs so they can be adaptable. Hopefully students can appreciate Pixlr as much as I have. Don't get me wrong, I would love to have Photoshop loaded on all my classroom computers. However, I am happy to be able to freely use this online tool in place of the more expensive software that schools aren't able to purchase. 

This is a class blog where the students create a weekly Street 'Talk' video. The street talk is all about things happening in their school. A great example of the possibilities of flipcams in schools. Would be great to get the community interested in what was happening in the school.

As you write, hold the alt key and click on a word to find a rhyme for it...