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"This page contains resources on how to integrate clickers into your classroom and use them effectively."

This is a suite of 4 videos about clicker use in the science classroom -- important considerations, student opinions,and data supporting different types of use. See http://STEMclickers.colorado.edu for these videos and more resources.

"Educator-created tutorials on how to use technology in the classroom to engage and empower learners. "

"13 Free Web Annotation Tools for Teachers to Draw, Add Notes, and Highlight Sections on A Web page"

"Today there exist a whole range of free and easy to use online comic-creation tools to provide creative opportunities to express their knowledge, their understanding, their opinions -- themselves."

"Realize the instructional and time-saving benefits of using discussion boards in both campus-based and online classes."

"tutorial provides the technical insight into how to upload and link YouTube videos with the built in Annotation & Spotlight feature. However, the most critical aspect of these projects is the planning. Below the video is the document used to plan and organize videos."

After reading this article any educator will walk away with the idea that the Flipped Classroom is more than just videos followed by paper work. Jackie Gerstein does a wonderful job of bringing the whole idea of the process together. The graphics do a wonderful job of showing how asynchronous and synchronous connections work together to involve both the individual and the group. Plan on having a little time to spend… which will be well worth it.

Thinglink is an interactive image tool that provides users with the ability to turn any image into a multimedia launcher. Users can create multiple "hot spots" on specific parts of an image and turn the image into a multimedia launcher. Embed video, record audio with the click of a button and a free SoundCloud account, or link to any website. Compatible with any blog or website that has a widget to support javascript, this is a great tool for those of us who use Blogger, Wikispaces or WordPress.

collection of rubrics and assessments to assess student ability to think historically and interpret primary source documents. All US history, unfortunately.

knowmia offers an extensive collection of curated videos that have been vetted by teachers for quality and accuracy. knowmia has launched with 7,000 videos organized under the main headings of English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Technology, and World Languages.

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