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Great Technology Sites |
The Best Websites For Learning English Pronunciation
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The Best Sites For Developing
English Conversational Skills
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The Best Websites For Developing Academic English Skills & Vocabulary (http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2008/04/06/the-best-websites-for-developing-academic-english-skills-vocabulary/)
The Best Eleven Websites For
Students To Learn About Computers
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The Best Online Tools For Collaboration NOT In Real Time
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The Best Fun Sites You Can Use For Learning, Too (http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2008/04/13/the-best-fun-sites-you-can-use-for-learning-too/)
The Best Social Bookmarking
Applications For English Language Learners & Other Students
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The Best Books For Teaching & Learning ESL/EFL (http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2008/04/19/the-best-books-for-teaching-learning-eslefl/)
Part Eleven Of The Best Ways To Create Online Content Easily & Quickly
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Part Twelve Of The Best Ways To
Create Online Content Easily & Quickly
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Part Thirteen Of The Best Ways To
Create Online Content Easily & Quickly
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The Best Websites For Creating Online Learning Games
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The George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF) offers courseware modules, articles, interviews, professional organizations, and resources to show teachers how to weave computers into the curriculum.
Access K-12 lessons that use technology. Written by practicing teachers and "kid-tested", the lessons encompass Fine Arts, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Special Education, and Technology.
What does the research say about using technology effectively? This site reviews how to design an effective technology lesson, construct the assessment, identify instructional resources, and plan for classroom management.
Linda Burkhart provides guidelines, tip sheets, interactive projects, and strategies for K-8 students and special needs students. Topics include the one computer classroom, utilizing Web information, assistive technology, and instructional uses of the Internet.
This site lists various ways to use computers, such as conduct research, dialog with experts, publish products, discuss ideas, use multimedia resources, enhance project-based learning, and reform learning. Each category has supporting Web sites.
This site holds a wealth of information from keyboarding lessons and game templates to classroom applications using a digital camera and software tutorials. Also available are virtual activities, Web page design tips, links to student sites, and how to use Windows and interactive whiteboards.
Free Language Arts Software Downloads Downloadable language lessons for ages 2 and up.
Internet Archive - a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form.
On-Line Technology Tutorials Web-based technology tutorial for Dreamweaver, Frontpage, Hyperstudio, iMovie, Inspiration, Integration, KidPix, MS Access, Excel, Word, Works, Netscape, Networks, PowerPoints, Publisher, & WebQuest.
Owl and Mouse Free Educational Software Software games, activities, and projects.
George Lucas Educational Foundation Information on project-based learning, use of technology by educators, and the importance of community partnerships in education.
The One-Computer Classroom Sites
Making Parent and Community Connections How training, communication, and involvement of parents and community can positively effect students learning and attitudes.
Apple Technology Planning Guide A planning guide to help integrate technology into the classroom. Can help you identify resources, strengths, weaknesses, and help with creating some objective measures and milestones for technology implementation.
Literacy & Technology Site dedicated to assisting teachers, parents, and students in integrating the internet into a literacy curriculum. Sections include education, computer, specific technology, government, media, reference, and virtual field trip links.
OzEd Web - Click on Technophile City
The Electric Teacher How to use Microsoft products in the classroom.
TechSoup - this site has been designed to help nonprofit staffers - including youth workers - who do not have technical expertise. "TechSoup" contains easy-to-understand answers, articles and worksheets on a variety of technology topics including hardware, software, databases, and technology planning. The Web site also includes tips on computer technology discounts for nonprofit organizations.
TELUS Learning Connection 2Learn is a teacher resource site. Includes professional development, projects, teacher tools and more.
Teacher Tidbytes Teacher internet resources. Lesson plans, sports, art, history, atlas, foreign language, diet, health, fitness, almanac, special education and more.
Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers Instructions for general computer activities, resources, and PowerPoint presentations.
About.com Articles and information about a variety of reading subjects and a chat room for discussion
Computer Curriculum Corporation Internet based learning solutions company.
PowerPoint Tutorial Fun tutorial (w/ hosts Sue Special & Jim Jingle) with quizzes.
HTML Goodies HTML tutorial that can be done 1 lesson a day to finish in a week.
Microsoft Classroom Teacher Network Microsoft tutorials, lesson plans, how to integrate software into the curriculum, how to write a technology plan, and more.
Tammy Payton's Site How to gather information on the web, do collaberative projects, and publish web pages.
Hazel's Home Page Internet training workshops covering developing and managing internet classroom projects, video-conferencing basics, web page design and HTML.
ParenTech The latest research, inspiring stories, and practical tips for educators and parents of 6th-8th graders.
Lightspan Resources for educators and families.
South Central Regional Technology in Education Consortium Site designed to help teachers and other educators create, share, or find solutions to problems they encounter when integrating technology into education. Create lesson plans, quizzes, and do a technology needs assessment.
SouthEast Initiatives Regional Technology in Education Consortium A group dedicated to promoting the use of technology to improve teaching and learning by providing technical assistances, professional development, policy, and planning and evaluation.
North Central Regional Technology Education Consortium A group that helps schools and adult literacy programs to develop technological practices that lead to improved and engaged learning for students.
Northwest Educational Technology Consortium A group created to provide professional development opportunities, access to technical assistance, and encourage educators to become informed users of technology.
Elementary Curriculum Connections This page has links to many math, reading, writing, science, geography, and other types of resources.
Teacher LearningStation Cost effective technology solutions for academic achievement through instructional applications, content, and professional development.
Surveys - Tools designed to help you determine the future of your professional development in technology.
The Read In! - This is a one-day-a-year Internet event that helps hundreds of thousands of children around the world talk to famous authors and with each other.
Learning with Technology Profile Tool Helps teachers describe current technology practices and compare those with educational goals.
Milken Exchange on Educational Technology The educational technology page for a company thats goal is to discover and advance inventive and effective methods of teaching.
Surfing the Web: It's as Easy as ABC How to teach 1st graders what the internet is and how to use it effectively.
The Spider's Apprentice - A Helpful Guide To Web Search Engines. Tips on using search engines like AltaVista, Excite, Google, Lycos, HotBot, and Yahoo.
Internet Safety Game for Kids Fun, colorful game for children to learn internet safety and etiquette.
Internet Institute A learning community where educators collaborate in the integration of Internet-based units into the K-12 classroom.
Internet Scout Project The Scout Report is a weekly publication, offering a selection of new and newly discovered online resources.
Tammy Payton's List of Game Sites List of websites that offer fun holiday games that can be integrated into an elementary curriculum.
Do Spiders Really Live on the Internet An interesting and creative way to explain computers and the internet to children.
CyberSurfari A fun way for kids to learn to navigate the internet and win prizes.
Teaching Students to Surf Lesson plans on how to introduce and explain the internet to students.
CyberAngels - This site deals with child safety on the Internet.
EDUTECH Online educational and technology resource.
What Is? A technology specific encyclopedia.
Making the Connection Online course to assist educators in locating and using internet information.
Shareware A meta-search engine to find shareware.
More Shareware A shareware download site divided by program type.
Bill's World of Multimedia Education Get ideas on how to create your own multimedia classroom using old computer monitors, a VCR, a karaoke amplifier, and a multi-pro to connect them all.
Parent's Guide to the Information Superhighway Site for parenting in the age of computers and new media.
Operation Blue Ridge Thunder Americas task force for internet crimes against children.
The Librarian's Guide to Cyberspace for Parents and Kids Brochure to help parents and children become more web-savvy.
Parents Guide to the Internet Guide that will help parents, regardless of technical know how, make use of the internet as an educational tool and protect children while online.
Digital Divide - explores the issues related to technology equity related to education, employment, race, and gender
Digital Divide Network Information and research on people and communities who can make effective use of information technology and those who cannot.
Acceptable Use Policies Strategies to help young people behave with safety, responsibility, and legally while on the web.
Indiana's Technology Plan A plan to lead, support and strengthen learning environments by working with all those involved using technology to teach.
Mr. Fontanella's Kindergarten Class A good example of what a school web-site can look like and what it should include.