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These are the sites I've found to be most useful for teaching. Sep 8

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Interesting Ways | edte.ch

http://edte.ch/blog/interesting-ways/ The Interesting Ways series continues to be a great example of crowdsourcing good quality classroom ideas and it has been a privilege connecting with all of the people who have taken time to add an idea. Thank you so much for sharing all these fabulous resources together. I'll be bookmarking this page and sharing it with many other teachers in the future. Tom Barrett , Inspiring and engaging learners with (and without) great educational technology.
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https://tcboe21.wikispaces.com/Jennifer+Barnett My Best Paper Clip It's hard for me to keep up with so many websites that I really like. So I clip them together using http://del.icio.us - a social bookmarking tool that I use almost everyday. I never loose a site and can find it no matter what computer I'm using, as long as I'm connected to the net. Drilling Vocabulary

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There are several options to choose when trying to create an activity. Try to combine apps together to create a piece to be shown to a class. Some apps are better creating learning objects and some are better for displaying materials. http://teachwithyouripad.wikispaces.com/IPAD+Activities+Examples

teachwithyouripad - IPAD Activities Examples

*Note: An updated version of this post can be found on Wildlife Promise called 25+ Nature and Wildlife Mobile Apps . If you managed to wrestle my iPhone away from me, you would see that I collect nature applications, everything from trail-tracking apps to apps that help me identify birds (my weakness). My goal is to find different ways for people to interact with nature using a mobile phone. http://netnaturalist.com/2010/04/28/fantastic-wildlife-and-nature-iphone-apps/#comment-153

Fantastic Wildlife and Nature iPhone Apps | The Net Naturalist

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GoAnimate - Make your own animated videos. It's easy and fast.

On this website you or your students can make simple free animations. Use it to learn basic concepts. by jenbee60 Sep 8

The Zooming Presentation Editor

i do use it! i've just started making prezis for my understanding visual culture class and i think it's excellent. my sole complaint is that there's no way to insert a weblink into your prezi. that's an oversight i hope they'll correct. by jenbee60 Sep 10

This a great way of mapping out ideas and creating presentations. by jenbee60 Sep 8

j3abre Have you used @popplet yet? Try it! Create flow charts, ideas, and share with friends. - youtube.com/watch?v=DU5q7m… #followme 22 days ago · reply · retweet · favorite http://popplet.com/

Popplet | Collect, curate and share your ideas, inspirations, and projects!

This is another way of conducting group discussion around an image or idea, but it's a little more cumbersome as members have to log in and be invited. The process with Wiffitti is a little more streamlined. by jenbee60 Sep 8

Wiffiti

This is a way of conducting group discussions in real time around an image or a quotation, or any other object. by jenbee60 Sep 8