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Helpful Google tutorials (e.g., inserting video in survey, creating quizzes) for Google Forms. Worth a look.

Turn PDFs into mulimedia--good blog entry.

This is a megasite with many links for teaching students with disabiities. The site contains links to text-readers, rubric makers, and a variety of programs and tools for differentiating instruction

Would someone else help me check this out and see what you think or how NYSRA might get involved? Thanks!

Digital storytelling blog--resources and tools

Tech in education--very readable with many cautionary tales (e.g., not banning tools).

Good video of elementary kids podcasting.

Ronald Richard, President of Cleveland Foundations--speech given at Chatauqua Institution on the critical importance of innovation in schools.

Guide to wordle; helpful to teachers, I suspect.

Online comics--great listing of Web 2.0 resources.

Digital storytelling ideas and strategies (grades 3-8) using Web 2.0 tools.

Great iPad and iPod handouts--sensible.

Good video on Internet safety for children.

iPod flash cards--has potential.

What a great example of technology in the classroom.

Teaching podcasting to learners...good website. Look under 'for teachers.'

Good information about podcasting.

Resources for teacher from High Def Teacher. Worth a look.

I just used this site/download with an iPod project in my classroom. It is probably the most important site I have found in years. The primes is simple and there are probably pleanty of other sites like it but.... WOW. You can drop your files into the dropbox and they are saved to the "cloud". Then amazingly they are on every computer ( or iPod) you have linked to the account. I entered my account info on the student iPods and made a folder for each student, when they were done with a project, they saved it to the folder. The great thing about this was i could access their assigment from anywhere, my home computer, my iPhone, another iPod in the class, the smart board...it was limitless, I could share it with anyone, no matter where I was...how powerful. I also made a folder of "mrs. Kondrick's resources" where I put videos, audios, assignments, rubrics etc, and then they could watch them/use them at their own pace ( so ethnic that works well with our individualized daily 5 reading block.

Web 2.0 tools--great resource.

Social media tools. Almost anything you want to learn about social media is available from tutorials.