UWCSEA Teachers

"At the heart of the project is the BBC Radio 4 series A History of the World in 100 objects. 100 programmes, written and narrated by Neil MacGregor, Director of the British Museum, and focusing on 100 objects from the British Museum's collection. The programmes will travel through two million years from the earliest object in the collection to retell the history of humanity through the objects we have made. Each week will be tied to a particular theme, such as 'after the ice age' or 'the beginning of science and literature', and the programmes will broadcast in three blocks, in January, May and September. Deep zoom imagery of the British Museum objects on the site lets you see the detail up close while listening to the programme. You can also watch short videos of many of the objects and download podcasts of each programme as it is broadcast."

Watch videos from different years -- on YouTube -- Current Events, Sports, Movies, Music, Television.... goes all the way back to 1860

A University of Minnesota active learning classroom - showing possibilities for learning in higher ed.

An excellent overview of why/how educators should begin using CC material.  You should definitely check out this site!

Not suitable for kids (small bit of dodgy language), but good to see what is possible with CC.

Apply to be an ADE via this site.

This content from the Open University is provided for you to use free of charge under the terms of the Creative Archive licence.

Hours of fascinating online footage are waiting to be spliced into your video - you just need to know where to look, writes Ben Frain

"TechTrain 2011: Beginners Learning Technology Tools Together"

techtrain 2010 project challenge - interesting to see the way they have set it up.

List of places to find CC media

The Apps used by the NorthPoint band to make their iPad Band

Clever letter from google on how to teach your parents tech. Lots of useful and practical ideas. Worth checking out.

on line course for google apps

"Welcome to Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab. Your source of free science projects and experiments for parents, teachers, and children of all ages. Kick off your shoes. Pull up a chair. Make yourself comfortable. Oh yeah, did we mention that protective goggles are required... "

amazing ability to move through the human body, like you would through Google Maps

good article about changes in research

450 slides in a Google Doc Presentation = instant animation

"This site contains PDF copies of books we have recently edited for our New Literacies series with Peter Lang -- who have kindly granted permission for us to make the files available. A New Literacies Sampler Sampler_final.pdf Digital Literacies DigitalLiteracies.pdf"