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This began as a Diigo where teachers could share their examples of how they are using Diigo in Education but it has evolved into THE place to share links and resources. It contains over 13,000 links! Luckily they are searchable by tags. I suggest joining the group (link on the right) and receiving email updates periodically that will list new links added by members.

SafeShare is a website that takes YouTube videos and gets rid of almost ALL of the advertisements and junk around the main video. Safeshare even removes the ads that are often showed before popular videos. Using it is VERY simple and I really don't know why I did not convert all my videos before now. All you do is copy the YouTube link and paste it into Shafeshare.tv (see image below) Then you are given a new link to use instead of the YouTube link. Save that to your favorites and you are set.

This is great. Will have to check it out.

Chapter 2: Describing Phase One of the R2D2 Model: Verbal and Auditory Learners

Sample classroom Web sites Academically and intellectually sound, including meaningful information, activities, and links Thematically and artistically coordinated using common backgrounds and structures that link your site together graphically and thematically Interactive, including WebQuests, electronic communities, and other activities for students Attractive and appropriate material for your students, their parents, and your teaching colleagues Relevant and marketable: includes a portfolio of your professional work and accomplishments How do I create a classroom Web site?

This site has the potential to be a gold mine! It has links to a list of New Teacher Resources, Educational Sites, Interactive Sites for Teachers, Kindergarten Resources, First Grade Resources, Second Grade Resources, Third Grade resources, as well as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Google tutorials among others.

Welcome to the Physlets resource page. Physlets, Physics Applets, are small flexible Java applets designed for science education. You do not need to become a Java expert in order to use Physlets. The links on the right contain tutorials, download instructions, and example problems to help you use Physlets in your teaching.

This is a collection of links to resources and helpful sites for teachers. We hope that this list will grow and become useful for our students, faculty, partners and alumni!

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Take any picture and then turn that picture into something interactive.

The link to the resource as well as helpful information on its use appear in this blog.

Easy tool for shortening long, unruly web address for easy sharing and posting on social networking (like facebook and twitter). When you don't want to ask students to type a long web address with lots of numbers and symbols (which most likely will be typed wrong and not work), shorten the address using Bit.ly

This ED.gov webpage contains links to the No Child Left Behind: A Desktop Reference documents for download.

Great resource site for web 2.0 tools to integrate 21st Century Skills into the classroom. They include links for everything from differentiated instruction and digital citizenship to digital story telling and evaluation & assessment.

Pick a "Thing" and get started with training on using FREE web tools to integrate technology into your classroom! The purpose of 21things4teachers is to provide "Just in Time" training through an...