MAIS-TEC

Blog post with links to a school's Bring Your Own Device permission slips/plans/rules, etc.  

Here is a great free science project... fun and important learning for your students - it is designed for younger learners 5-12 years of age...

Excellent blog post to reflect on how you are teaching. 

Guest post from Karen Schwietzer about the top 10 educational sites for kids.

online schedule maker that is linked with Google Calendar.

I am also developing a site for pupils called www.MathsMaster.Org  . My plan is to develop a video tutorial for every topic on the secondary school curriculum (11-16 years). The site is very much in it's early days but lots of pupils are using it already. I'd be really interested in hearing your impressions of the site and please feel free to share it with your pupils! 

"UpToTen has been building prize-winning early-learning games and activities since 1999. Your child will love the reassuring, friendly world that our unique games inhabit. S/he will have enormous fun whilst building independence on the computer." "UpToTen.com is completely independent and is still owned and run by the company's founders. We do all the illustrations, animations, design, music and dialogues ourselves, and lovingly bring them together to make positively reinforcing games in a warm and welcoming play-area. "

The educational web site ProProfs.com has launched a free, easy-to-use quiz creation site that can help teachers enhance their lesson plans and engage students. Called Quiz Maker, the site is based on feedback from thousands of ProProfs users who shared their ideas for how ProProfs could improve on its Quiz School application.

50 essential Twitter feeds for ed reformers (including @Eduflack) http://t.co/y5fTnO0O - Patrick Riccards (Eduflack) http://twitter.com/Eduflack/status/116100275181330432

A sixty-day experiment documenting classroom life in the Cloud: two Northfield Community School (NCS) fourth grade teachers (Mrs. Shenkus & Mrs. Gibson) explore the use of Google Chromebooks across the curriculum. 

Great to export files as pdf and put into a presentation

Plagiarism checker-free

Great site! Teachers, check this out!!!

The ISTE 2010 opening kick-off featured the following slides as people came in and filled the auditorium. The slides featured famous people who accomplished big things and quotes attributed to them. ISTE has made that loop of slides available through YouTube. Fortunately, in the video they spared us the music that accompanied the slides in the auditorium.

Pdf to Word

17sec video on how to quick strip the extras off of YouTube page to show clean video to students. (delete watch?v= from URL and type in embed/)

Teacher, Student and Admin templates for ISTE Standards

Different PDF tutorisl such as Handbrake, Pages, Google Apps, Creating Podcasts etc

great reminders for experienced teachers as well as great advice for newbies

Lots of links for grades k-12 on interactive web2.0 sites for science and math.  Great list of resources.