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Jason Ohler's Resources on Digital Citizenship -
A place to create stories online. -
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Places to get Royalty Free Photos -
Royalty free clipart -
A fun look at Tech and Social Media -
Great interactive site for Art -
Using MovieMaker, Green Screen and more together as a Mashup -
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Create colorful pie charts. -
Blog that highlights different infographics found on the web. -
Compile info from online to create a newspaper. -
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Bloom's Taxonomy with Tech Applications -
Many historic moments captured on video. -
Many different sites for video that may not be blocked by schools. -
Safety videos -
Create movies, reminds me of xtranormal, can also use your own photos and youtube videos with MotionFX -
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free tutorials for tech help -
List of websites for beginning readers. -
- Create Games and other Fun Applications - Sharendipity
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Great video about the life of a plastic bag. Could be used in Science, Language Arts and environmental studies. -
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2 comments:
It is possible that you already know about DropBox and that you have previously blogged about it, but I thought I'd share this information with you just in case you are interested. A friend of mine, who is currently a high school teacher in Arizona, introduced me to a new, helpful tool called DropBox. It is a simple way to not need to email yourself files or carry a flashdrive and still be able to access your files from more than one computer. You can find it at dropbox.com.
Thanks for sharing about Dropbox. I have tried it and it is a great resource. I also really like Drop.io, a similar service, but not quite as automatic as Dropbox.
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