Math Live features animated math lessons for elementary and middle school students.
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OpenEd
OpenEd is free and full of resources for education. You can search for materials by grade level, content and common core standards. This site is particularly helpful in searching for videos, games, and exercises that align with specific common core standards.
Also check out my latest curated sites on my Scoop It. I especially like the “Seven Steps to the Perfect Story” by Transmedia Story Telling for the Digital Age. “Catamount a North Country Thriller” is a good example of overcoming the monster.
New Scoops including Information on Copyright Infringement, Free Music, and Padlet
I have added more interesting staff development links to my Scoop It account.
Nine Starter Tips For Using iPads From Educational Technology And Mobile Learning
Educational Technology and Mobile Learning’s tips on using iPads in education.
Using Twitter to Grow Your PLN and Pinterest Tools
Ten Podcasting Projects from “We are Teachers”
Here are some ideas for creative ideas for podcasting in the classroom.
WeAreTeachers Blog
10 Podcasting Projects Every Teacher Should Try
by Erin Macpherson
Todays’ schools lack creative teaching and learning, study says by Laura Devaney
“Transformative change” is need to inject a creative boost into the current education system from eSchool News.
Teachers Comprehensive List of Great Educational Technology Resources
Here’s a list of technology Resources to peruse as we head out for summer vacation
Teachers Comprehensive List of Great Educational Technology Resources from “Educational Technology and Mobile Learning”
I will also continue to update our Portaportal of Technology Resources
Rick Davidson’s Scoop It
Have a great summer.
Bloom’s Taxonomy According to Seinfeld by Derek Rouch
This made my day. Bloom’s Taxonomy According to Seinfeld
New Scoop: Google Forms-More Than Just Multiple Choice
New Scoop: Google Forms-More Than Just Multiple Choice By Lori Feldman
This is an in depth look at ways to use Google Forms.