File Conversion - Web
Have you ever wanted to convert a file? You may need to convert to a PDF file or change an image format.
No need to purchase expensive software - log on to the below site and do what you need to do!
YouTube for Teachers - great material for class!
Citation Machine is an interactive web tool designed to assist high school, college, and university students, their teachers, and independent researchers in their effort to respect other people's intellectual properties.
Create free educational games, activities and diagrams in a Flash! Host them on your own blog, website or intranet!
Web 2.0 Applications - tools for collaboration
This website lists 7 things you should know about many web 2.0 applications such as Wikipedia, Facebook, RSS feeds, Creative Commons, Digital Story Telling, Google Earth etc. A great place to get the short version of many applications.
Google Docs - great way for you and/or your students to collaborate
A VoiceThread allows every class to record audio commentary about the ideas and experiences that are important to them. Whether an event, a project, or a milestone, students can tell their story in their own voice, and then share it with the world.
Jing - program that instantly captures and shares images and video…from your computer to anywhere.
Gliffy - draw and share diagrams on the web
GCast - record Podcast from any phone. Listen to my podcast about GCast.com
Bubbl.us is a simple and free web application that lets you brainstorm online (similar to Inspiration but students can work collaboratively)
The concept of Jing is the always-ready program that instantly captures and shares images and video…from your computer to anywhere
ToonDoo is a way to get creative with comics. You can now create your own comic strips, share them or insert them in your wiki with just a few clicks and drag-n-drops! Students can use this tool to tell a story, define words, create editorial cartoons, and many other ideas. You can make your student's cartoons private for your class.
Haverford's Wiki
I began to use this wiki last year for training.
Designed to be completely intuitive, iTunes U is based on the iTunes Store, where millions of people already get their music, movies, and TV shows. Now there’s an area of the iTunes Store devoted entirely to education, where it’s easy to search thousands of audio and video files from schools across the country.
Colleges and universities build their own iTunes U sites. Faculty post content they create for their classes. Students download what they need, and go. Learning isn’t just for the classroom anymore. It’s for anytime and anyplace you’ve got a Mac, a PC, or an iPod.
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