30 Useful Photo Editing Softwares | Psdeluxe - 2 views
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Kathleen Gormley on 18 Apr 10Free digital editing software.
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Perfect Video - Fast and Easy to use Video Editor for iPhone & iPad - App Info & Stats | iOSnoops - 0 views
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iPad app--edits video easy; use paid versions. Works well for edTPA; can link videos. Worth a look--inexpensive.
- How to edit PDF forms without Adobe Acrobat - 0 views
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Don't have Adobe and want to edit PDFs? Here's a solution.
Picnik - Photo editing the easy way, online in your browser - 0 views
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You can edit your phots here--free, looks easy.
Magisto - Magical video editing. In a click! - 0 views
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Free video editing with magisto...lots of potential.
gClassFolders - EdListen-Resources - 1 views
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gClassFolders (google shared public template) looks like it has a lot of potential for English teachers. Student has to 'drag' the dropbox folder to their desktop, but they can put work 'view' and 'edit' in for the teacher as well as final copy. Check it out--click on the video to see a quick, clear demonstration.
50 interesting ways_to_use_wordle_in_the_classroom edited - 2 views
Ed Tech Kit: A teacher's guide to using audio and podcasting in the classroom - 1 views
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podcasting in classroom--good introduction; lots of ideas of using audio (e.g., embedding in Word). Instructional delivery (e.g., could use this for 504 plans). Reviews lots of podcasting Web 2.0 tools. Good point--limit student audio recording. Discusses editing and when to use.
Create Step-By-Step Instructional Documents With Screenshots & Annotations Using Clarify [Mac] - 0 views
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Clarify combines screenshot and text editing--sensible for step-by-step summaries, etc. [I also like tildee, but this looks easier.]
Picasa 3: Free download from Google - 0 views
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Picasa allows photo editing--Google. Recommend. You can not add tags!
TED-Ed | Flip from YouTube - 0 views
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With this tool, you can take a portion of a YouTube video, add your own materials and then use for teaching. [So those of you working in schools with YouTube blocked, this is a great work around.]
Fun and creative ways for students to make online video projects | Eduhowto - 1 views
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Ways to make videos, which will interest you. I have used most of these Web 2.0 tools.
Memplai.com - Collaborate. Create. View and Share. - 0 views
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Online video editor--add images, video and music (and more)--to create multimedia. Can collaborate with others onliine
Ribbet! - 2 views
Free Technology for Teachers: 8 Overlooked Useful YouTube Tools - 3 views
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YouTube tools--blurring and such. Worth a look.
bubbl.us | Home - 1 views
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Great site for making mind maps and doing online brainstorming. Able to be exported and shared with others. Great tool for teacher collaborators and for kids! Super easy to use
Appendix A. Running record calculator - Part - Ongoing assessment for reading - 0 views
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running record calculator; easy peasy!
SnipSnip.It - Share the Good Parts - 1 views
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Want to share just a bit of a YouTube video, here's a free online option that allow you to select the pieces you want. Looks helpful. I poked around--fairly easy to use.
Social bookmarking sites - Google Docs - 1 views
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Social Bookmarking websites--my favorite is diigo.
Photo Effects and Photo Editing with One Click - BeFunky.com - 0 views
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BeFunky allows you to manipulate digital images, which could be helpful for digital storytelling.