This site hosts a plethora of useful links that are organized by sub topics under the umbrella of "multicultural." For example: literature, teaching tolerance, and ELL lessons on bridging the gap between groups of people.

This site was created to assist with parenting in a world of technology. Many of our children are wired and connected to an entire world we're unfamiliar with. This site especially helps people if they didn't grow up with the same technologies. These resources can help with any given sub topic regarding internet and children.

This blog hosts 16 sites for internet safety & children for parents, teachers, and school administration to browse to educate themselves and others about this topic.

This site advocates for children's internet safety education including bullying prevention and other pertinent topics to k-12 students, along with links for instructors of the program, parents, and how to get involved. Very comprehensive site and easy to navigate.

This is a great explanatory video for parents (and potential "flippers"). She gives a very good overview on the research, the rationale for her school to embrace it, and offers her insights into how it will benefit the 4th graders in her classroom.

This site offers membership for an online community of practice for and by Flipped Educators. There are various "rooms" you can be a part of such as "first time flippers", flippers in "elementary", and "middle school". I think this is a great starting place for people seeking to "flip" and feel unsure about how to get started.

This incredibly daring teacher (not everyone feels safe flipping his/her classroom) records her lessons OUTSIDE of class, loads them into iTunes, and assigns those lessons as HW. When students arrive to class, it's application time! Her AP students are less stressed and very focused in their studies.

Awesome interactive presentation on "mate", a popular Argentine drink. This Prezi links up to other similar interactive presentations on other related ideas to this one. There is so much that a teacher could do with these and as an extension have students create their own!

This is a tremendously useful site! There are interactive quizzes, pronunciation exercises, basic Spanish phrases, top sayings, and common verb categories. It is a one-stop shop to get the basic Spanish mastered or reviewed.

This site offers a glimpse into a plethora of careers. It offers readers a job description summary of the main components of any particular career, along with the average pay and necessary education to obtain such employment. This would be an invaluable web-based tool for people conducting career courses.

This site offers students both a review of the in-class topics they'll explore in a typical Spanish course at the middle-high school level. There are also guided quizzes in which students practice the grammar skill. For incorrect responses, there is an explanation bar that pops up to explain the RIGHT answer.

This site open a door to students in our own community to explore topics related to the Latino experience both in the US and abroad. We attend yearly to explore the Day of the Dead (November) "altar" that has been meticulously set up for the public.

This is a fantastic site for educators, families of students and students alike. Technology is a vital global (in the developed areas) piece of education and technological literacy is a necessity. There are tools for how to incorporate technology in the classroom. A side-bar menu full of varied topics ranging from the broad rubric-creation site to the more specific ELL tools/tips.

This site is a lot of fun and with every correct answer, you're helping feed the hungry around the world. This link will take you to Free Rice for those practicing Spanish, however, you may go to the Free Rice homepage and select a different course of study.

Zachary Jones is an innovative, incredibly gifted and generous Spanish educator. On his main site (http://zachary-jones.com/zambombazo/) you can access tons of free ideas for your language classroom. This URL I've shared will allow you to sign up for a Spanish language word per day in the form of a photo with a context. It's awesome ~

This site is AMAZING! I am currently a "seller" on this site and I weekly pull off the "free downloads" that are offered by new sellers and seasoned sellers who want to grab buyers' attention. This is FULL of great ideas and it's a way for you to sell what you've spent COUNTLESS HOURS creating ;-)