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tle-known undiscovered apps that are rather unusual, useful, free, and are the must-be bookmarked type.

The Best Online Video Games For Learning Language & Content (history & lit materials mentioned here)

With Gliffy online diagramming software, you can easily create professional-looking flowcharts, diagrams, floor plans, technical drawings, and more! 5 diagrams for free, paid version available.

And, now, here are the best ways for students (and anyone else) to create online content easily, quickly, and painlessly: includes cartoons, comics, maps, movies and lots more!

educational gaming company focused on delivering innovative and effective educational games to students and institutions. The games have all of the action adventure fun associated with mainstream games while simultaneously providing an efficient learning

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K-12 schools, often with tighter budgets and less tech-savvy users, are looking to wireless technology to support challenging applications, such as mobile laptop carts, voice communications, video learning, mobile classrooms, and more.

site offers great video support and how too lessons for using multimedia and infusing it into lesson plans. The focus of the lesson planning is on the 6E method which is all project based.

Giving Students the Tools & Confidence to Solve Global Problems Together

In order to make the list, these sites have to be accessible and challenging to English Language Learners and native-speakers alike. They must also be able to be used by a teacher who only knows how to email and copy and paste a web address.

The Evironmental Protection Agency has developed a site to help educate high school students. As August is observed as National Water Quality Month, this link provides resources to help educate your young people on their role as stewards of God's creation

Web 2.0 is the term given to describe a second generation of the World Wide Web that is focused on the ability for people to collaborate and share information online.

With Mobile Prep you can now get flash cards right on your cell phone!

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Trace the History of Jazz From the National Endowment for the Arts, NEA Jazz in the Schools traces the history of jazz from its birth in New Orleans to the swing era, bebop and new frontiers. Five Web-based lessons include essays, videos, photos and

Providing a wealth of resources for K-12 science educators, Science NetLinks is your guide to meaningful standards-based Internet experiences for students.