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Want to search for mp3? Here's a good source.

mp3 collection of 'free' stories and poems; can search by author, title, reading level, content. All have PDF of passage so can be read as listened to.

Another resource for online books--free, of course. Download as mp3. Grouped by genre.

Using this free tool, you can convert a YouTube video to an mp3. Easy to do.

mp3 of books (many for free, including classics like "Call of the Wild" and "Anne of Green Gables." You have to sort through their categories, which are topic based rather than genre. Looks like it might have some potential, though recent books (e.g., biography of Steve Jobs) cost money.

Spaaze is free (at this point)--cork board that can be used as a display board--video, mp3, digial images and more. Might work well for a project summary (group or individual).

Audacity Tip Sheet for Students--succinct. If your students use Audacity to record sound (for podcasts), this is helpful. Remember Audcity files have to be converted into mp3. Most students struggle with finding LAME, which only has to be clicked on once.Obviously, this is for PCs and not Mac.

Glogster is an online FREE interactive poster tool. Ability to add hyperlinked video, insert digital images and voice (mp3)--lots of ways to personalize. Great potential (e.g., introduce self in course, individual book reports, group projects). EASY to use.

I just found this this week!! I love it. I think I might use it for our WWII unit, or disUtopian book reports, or as a culminating activity for my postcards from the past/postcard to the future workshop! So many uses!!

Interesting free website that translates text into speech.