UD EDU 352 Technology in Education

Scribblar is great because students can visit the site to interact with a virtual whiteboard that instructors can share lessons with. It is a great platform for tutoring when students and teachers cannot be in the same room. You can share documents on the program also!

This website provides middle school and high school students with interactive language arts games. They can work with a multitude of LA content areas, ranging from analogies to suffixes to many more.

This website has some great games for middle school and high school language arts. The games cover the topic that you pick and they have some challenging ones that will really make the students think.

This website has some great games for middle school and high school language arts. The games cover the topic that you pick and they have some challenging ones that will really make the students think.

Where physical educators come together to share ideas and build community. this website allows everyone to check out the latest PE discussions below. Members who are signed in can join an existing discussion or start their own discussion.

this website allows students to compete with on another using technology to answer questions about different subjects. I think this is a great tool because this allows students to go against one another and also uses hand and eye coordination too

I do not have a twitter account but this website has different blogs and hashtags that have to do with education.

This web was actually designed by a 16 year old students who now is a millionaire but this allows people to post ideas and things they like. there are several different links for classroom ideas and different lessons listed on this web page

Pinterest is a wonderful ways to connect with millions of people and share ideas. You can find about anything in picture on this site and there is usually a link attached to the picture. You can follow people and send messages to others if you wish to collaborate on ideas too.

This is a great way to get ideas on how to decorate your classroom for upcoming units. I plan to use this for my classroom door, or white board.

This is a website that you can click onto any age group from K-7 and see different rubrics, lesson plans, unit plans and even assessments. Great for the classroom to change things up and not keep everything the same!

This is a website you can get ideas from different teachers who are willing to share their lessons/ideas online. Could be great if you need a quick plan b lesson at the last minute.

This websites has different games, facts, quizzes, experiments, lesson, projects and etc for students of all ages.

This website is for elementary education majors or younger. It gives you simple practice problems that you can use in your class.

This math website has a lot of tools for your students, games, just about any section that you would be teaching in your class.

The website provides an easy access platform for physical educators to incorporate technology in their classroom in order to engage students. This method can help reach students who are typically not active outside of class and attract their interests by providing lesson plans that they can relate to.

This website is basically a forum page for science teachers to share ideas about what they are doing in their classrooms. These posts are typically comprised of ways to engage students in science class rather than lecturing and testing them.

This website provides ideas and answers to creating a 21 century classroom science class. It gives examples of how to incorporate technology in lessons, cool and unique class projects and how to create a classroom website.

This website has collected data from 101 educational websites and provides essential information in order to comprise an effective classroom learning environment. It breaks down each website into sections such as The Constitution, World War II, etc.

The Library of Congress - resources in "for teachers" page include ready-to-use materials that brings the Library's primary sources aligned with state standards into the classrooms, online modules to build teacher skills with the Library's professional development curriculum ( Library of Congress Learning Page "The Learning Page is designed to help educators use the American Memory Collections to teach history and culture.

Students learn mathematics by DOING mathematics, and not by watching someone else do mathematics. In recent years there has been an explosion in the number of high quality digital resources available from the Net and elsewhere that allow students to investigate, explore or consolidate the topics they are learning in their maths class.

This website provides sample lesson plans, guided videos, and creative ideas on how to engage students. It also provides a math problem of the month for all age groups that challenges students to think critically and work together in order to come to a final answer/conclusion.

This website provides links to multiple books for online reading. It also has other links for subjects such as bedtime stories, reading quizzes, and puzzles.

This idea can be used for students to express their creativity while also practicing their reading and writing abilities. On each card, the children illustrate the title on one card, the setting, author's purpose, beginning, middle, and end.