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High quality resources from recognized providers such as ReadWriteThink, Illuminations, Science NetLinks, etc.

From the Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago, this interactive site geared for ages 7-12, helps students dicover ways to look at, think about, and respond creatively to art.

Great resource for teachers to get quick answers technology questions

Screen reader from web browser. No software to install.

Oustanding Periodic Table of Elements with video explanations (practical explanations)

Drag the moons to their places in the lunar cycle. Three levels of play.

Great tool to help with all math subjects

Great compilation of learning games on the net, many of which are tied to the content areas. Teachers need to preview in order to determine appropriate grade level

Simple tutorial

Green screen resources

"Adina's Deck: Solving Cyber Bully Mysteries"... ... is a 30-minute film, website and parent/teachers guide to educate 9-15 year olds about Cyber Bullying: harassment via the Internet, digital technologies and mobile phones.

Web2.0 graduate course for educators

Great site for web technologies for the classroom

Ghotit offers unique writing and reading online services for people who suffer from dyslexia, dysgraphia or people who are not native-English speakers. Download the Internet Explorer plugin with text to speech capability.

Excellent webquest building tool and a resource directory of webquests at all grade levels. Free registration allows building of one webquest per email address. Quality counts. Must meet the standards explained onsite. Allows attachments to support the quest.

Hypertextopia is a space where you can read and write stories for the internet. On the surface, it looks like a mind-map, but it embeds a word-processor, and allows you to publish your stories like a blog. It's designed to facilitate the writing of axial hypertexts by making a distinction between the fragments (essential elements) and the shards (minor, but enriching elements) of a story. You write in Hypertextopia by dragging the fragment arrow (the large one) or the shard arrow (the small one) and dropping them onto other fragments and shards, or onto empty space.

excellent presentation on using mind-mapping

Nice example of how to use wordle in the classroom as a pre-reading strategy.

Interactive site about Inventors of the Industrial Revolution. Good for DI. These interactive lessons will help students grasp the background and impact of the inventors of the Industrial Revolution. The activities include a timeline and some basic facts so students build a context of historical events and every day life in the time period. The Invention information and activities are divided into categories: Agriculture Textile Steam and Steel Transportation Technology These categories span nineteen pages of activities, followed by an interactive quiz. Some invention pages and the About page include links to outside sites (with an arrow and link icon) for further investigation. These sites open in a new window so you can visit them at any time in the course of a lesson without losing your place in the activities. Requires flash.

interactives for earth science

interactives >Teachers need to preview to determine grade level appropriate nteractives.

Houghton Mifflin Science: K-6 simulations

MacMillan/McGraw-Hill science editions online with animated and audio content.

Flowchart.com is an online multi-user, real-time collaboration flowchart software. Flowcharting made easy. Flowchart.com does not require any software download, it works with your favorite browser such as Fire Fox, IE, Opera, Safari, Konquerer. Flowchart.com works on any Operating System. Work together You can collaborate with your colleagues in real-time. All collaborating parties can chat and design a flowchart at the same time.

Personalize a google map and then share. No registering required