Saturday, April 11, 2015

Internet Archive

The Internet Archive has a tremendous number of movies, books, software, music, and more for free. Public domain materials are helpful when you are adding engaging information to your courses, or just for broadening your own interests. Go ahead and get your free Internet Library card and start building your own resources. Internet Library

Sunday, April 5, 2015

MOOC Movement

The Internet has made tremendous strides in communication over the last decade, some of my favorites are the online courses available for FREE. What started with a few Universities that offered select courses, quickly spread into many Universities and Colleges preparing online courses for people to take if they wanted to. Now the offerings are vast, and the ability to earn validated certificates or specializations in fields are increasing. If you have never considered entering into the world of MOOC's (Massive Open Online Courses), here's a place that keeps a pretty extensive list. http://www.mooc-list.com/

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Education Software for Schools: Free Software, Open Source | School Forge

There's some great freeware in this link. If you prefer to use the sources that are open to public transformation for education and instruction, you will be interested in bookmarking this link for yourself.

Education Software for Schools: Free Software, Open Source | School Forge

Monday, November 8, 2010

Teampedia

Team Building Activities and Ice Breakers

Comfortable surroundings in an educational setting are important for a connection to be made and learning to take place. One of the ways in which that becomes possible is with Ice Breakers.

Teampedia has a nice selection of ideas for you to choose from.

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Wink - Tutorial and Presentation Creator

This is a freeware application which allows you to create tutorials and presentations which can be helpful for instructional aids in an instruction environment.

  Wink - [Homepage]

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Holocaust Heroes: WebQuest

WebQuests are a journey for information on the Internet.

Here is an example by Cathy Stacks of Highlands Elementary. It was designed for a 6th grade class.

Holocaust Heroes: Introduction

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Pidgin, the universal chat client

Get it all together with this handy, free universal chat client software. It's licensed under GNU and easy to use. If you use more than one type of messenger client, you might appreciate having an easy way to pull them all together in one program.

Pidgin, the universal chat client

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

For Teachers (Library of Congress)

For Teachers (Library of Congress)

This site could quickly become a teacher's best friend! There are links to puzzles, map making software, and other inspirational activities. In addition to the supplemental items available, there are links to historical timelines, to teaching news, and primary sources. Take a look, you'll be keeping this one!