Any designer worth their weight in beans will agree that typography is an extremely important part of what they do, not to mention an essential piece of your daily life. The art of arranging type is a deep and involved process, covering everything from simply choosing a font to settling on type placement and the proper use of glyphs.
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Infocomm India 2015 - 0 views
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InfoComm India presents AV systems integrators, as well as business owners and IT managers an excellent opportunity to find out how you can leverage on Pro AV communications technology in your corporate or marketing strategies for your business or organizational success.
Free Technology for Teachers - 2 views
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Exactly what it sounds like. Plus it was named "Best resource sharing blog" in 2008 by Edublog, so apparently it's pretty cool. -
I found this blog under the list of Edublog award winners and thought it was really interesting. It has posts everyday for new ideas for using technology in the classroom. For example, for today there is a post about Gapminder, a type of graphing technology that can be used for lesson plans, quizes, and animations. I also really like this blog because it gives links to each application and then has a whole section on how it can be realistically applied in the classroom. -
Unfortunately we won't always have access to BYU's amazing resources. This blog gives ideas for ways to use technology in the classroom free of charge! Woohoo!
Back to School: 15 Essential Web Tools for Students - 0 views
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This blogger lists the 15 Internet tools he thinks all students should use. I think this is mostly for college students, but might have some application to high school. I like that he cites some of the technologies we'll learn about this semester, like Diigo. In fact, notice the highlighting and sticky notes on the page--that's from using Diigo.
Thinking in Mind: 8 Simple Tips for Improving Student Presentations - 0 views
Update on NCLB Act progress by state - 0 views
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Allows you to see how states are doing under the NCLB Act. Useful information when deciding where you want to teach.
Lots of good resources for teachers - 2 views
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The NCTE Homepage provides the latest information on upcoming events and opportunities with NCTE, as well as resources for educators.
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THE organization to follow if you teach English. They update with great ideas and information!
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This is a good website that contains lots of information for teachers and future teachers.
Cyber Bullying and Harassment | STAYSAFEONLINE.org - 0 views
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a website on cyberbullying
Official Gmail Blog: Choosing a smart password - 0 views
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Here's a great article on how to create safe and super strong passwords for the Internet
Rated Reads - 0 views
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An interesting site for finding ratings on the appropriate content in popular books
A Virtual Tour of the 1906 Earthquake in Google Earth - 1 views
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Virtual tours of famous 1906 San Fran earthquake. Interesting idea for history lessons.
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Google earth can be a great tool, not just for virtual tours of the past but of the present. For example, when teaching about the ohio river valley, its great to be able to pull it up on google earth and show the contrast between the ORV and say a swamp area near the Potomac. It just helps people become aware of the landscape.
YouTube - Google Earth Virtual Tour - 0 views
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Decent video tutorial on how to create a virtual tour with Google Earth. Cool idea for social studies students, or perhaps when studying famous literary authors and landmarks.
History Channel - 0 views
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I love playing around on the history channel website for videos, which can be episodes or short clips. When I'm trying to implement visual representations into my lessons, this is an easily accessible source. Simple, but effective.
Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP - 1 views
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when copyright expires on items.
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