Finally.

I normally don't recommend Microsoft products but this free book on being safe is well written and wide ranging.  I even learned something so I daresay it contains good information for adults as well, (if you don't mind Manga illustrations).

Publish your books or zines for free or find books and magazines by both people and publishers. Maybe find a magazine for someone with a peculiar interest.

Not only does this free web based typing program let you do the normal tutorials and games but they also let you create student accounts where the teacher can customize the lessons and see the students results

Remix Culture: Addendum  Remix Culture at it's finest and funniest.  These people have taken cspan coverage and newscasters, auto-tuned their voices, added a backing beat and created an amazing song.  This is not the funniest but it is the most pc of their videos.  I don't think any of their videos would be offensive to most adults.  "Turtles," is probably my fav.

Remix Culture: Part 1 of 3. At about 8 minutes this is a great intro to remix culture.  What is remix culture?  From my point of view, it is the recontextualization of information which results in increased meaning.  By drawing upon part of our shared cultural heritage (a song or video) and mashing it up with either another part of our shared culture or content created by yourself (or friends),  people are now able to leverage both content areas to make ultra rich content. Kind of like when you watch "The Wizard of Oz" and listen to "Dark Side of the Moon"

Remix Culture: Part 2 of 3. I Love Ted Talks! This video is about the legal evolution of remix culture, as told by the man who fights tirelessly for creative commons licensing.  About 20 min.

Remix Culture Part 3 of 3.  This is the epicenter of the new legal apparatus arising surrounding remix culture.  Here you can License your work or find work to remix.

This is an excellent resource for preteaching or reateaching a concept in many different disciplines. Also a great resource for students who would like to review at home. It's All Free!

no more http://sites.google.com/a/schoolcraft.org/cameronslist/ plug your urls into tiny url and you get a much more manageable link to share with students or staff like http://tiny.cc/qyrig. Which would you rather use?