Apple Education's Most Popular Apps

It may not look pretty but Apple has put together one page with all their "popular" education apps. You can find it by clicking right here.

A Collection of Papers From "The World's Largest Study Group"

Find, read, print and download tons of quality
documents, exam and textbook solutions and
cheat-sheets for anything you study or teach.
Members can upload and share tons ofdocuments.
A veritable treasure trove of academic documents
just waiting or you to dive into them!

Go to wepapers.com

Fantastic database morphs countries according to data!

Oil reserves, alcohol consumption, population, armed forces spending and on and on. See countries relative sizes based on the data...

show.mappingworlds.com

What if Mozart had a Mac?

Shared with me by Debbie Helland

Watch What If Mozart Had A Mac? on PBS. See more from pbs.

Truly "The Motherlode" of High School Math Sites

Links to tons of Algebra, Geometry, Graphing Tools, Number Sense, Probability and Statistics and more equations explained. Thanks to Emily for sharing this with me. It's quite extensive!

Go to:

classrooms.tacoma.k12.wa.us/stadium/eschlytter/index.php?section=links

Search the web through time lines. How cool is that!
Go to: historyworld.net/timesearch

Beautiful web based timeline software. Go to: tiki-toki.com

Ever want to watch a video at exactly the same time as someone else across the web?

Well you can do it here. Simply create a session and then paste your video link in and off you go. You're all watching the same video at the same time! Pretty cool. Go to watch2gether.com

JellyCam: Free Stop MotionMaker

Make stop-motion films with a web-cam or a bunch of photos. Go here: jellycam.co.uk

Alternative to Facebook for Social Networking in School Environment

"Diipo connects you the teacher with your students by making it easy to communicate with your class. Diipo also connects you with other educators and your class with other classes. Featuring an easy-to-use and familiar user-interface similar to Facebook and Twitter, Diipo helps students stay connected and engaged."

Go to diipo.com

Movie Maker for Dummies

"If you can type, you can make movies" is their motto. Suggested by Matt Ridenour whose high school "students used it to make animated movies about American imperialism." Go to xtranormal.com

Why pay for Microsoft Office when you can install and use LibreOffice for free?

And it's just as good. Go to libreoffice.org

Why do I love this site?

Because I just do!

"Designed to work as a free homeschool and organized according to traditional curriculum standards, CosmoLearning provides video lectures, courses, documentaries, books, quizzes, lecture notes and much more!" Check it out at cosmolearning.com

Appitic - 1000s of Apps for Education

A collection of thousands of apps for educaors. Go to appitic.com

Skype in the Classroom!

Awesome resource from Skype containing thousands of projects submitted by thousands of teachers on uses of Skype in the classroom. You wanted it. Now you've got it. Just go to education.skype.com

Did you know Youtube had a Teachers section?

A wonderful site designed to help teachers use educational videos in the classroom. See video below:



Webiste URL -www.youtube.com/teachers

Gnowledge: One of the best collaborative quiz/test-creation sites around

Check it out at www.gnowledge.com

BBC Languages - a language resource not to be neglected

BBC Languages has courses for beginners on up in many different languages. There is even a neat section called "Quick Fix: Essential phrases in 40 languages" that was a fun basic resource. They even claim you can "Learn all the basics and get a certificate with the help of weekly e-mail tips." Available in French, Spanish, German and Italian. Check out BBC Languages here: bbc.co.uk/languages

Top iPad Apps for Education

This site ranks the most popular iPad apps educators are using. Click here for the top 200 apps.

"apptivities"

Want to know how people are using apps in the classroom? Here are lessons that involve apps.

They are models for successful instructional practices with mobile devices
It’s the application of apps for learning. Find out more at www.apptivities.org

WW II Real Time Tweets

A blast from the past and a unique way to use Twitter. Daily tweats with what's happening each day of World War II. Shared by Merry. Go here: twitter.com/realtimewwii

Instant feedback and brainstorming tool. All you need are computers and a url!

willyou.typewith.me is a web-based word processor designed for schools that allows pupils and teachers to work together in real-time. Just create a "pad", share the url and you're off and running brainstorming and collaborating in real time. Too simple, too cool, too effective! Go to willyou.typewith.me

Another awesome resource for iPads in the classroom!

Probably the most extensive iPad for the classroom site I've come across. Go here: https://sites.google.com/site/schrockipad/

Gamification Keynote Speaker, fantastic!

Games are good people. Find out why...

TIES Conference Favorites

Technology in Music Education: How to use iPhones, iPods, iPads, and other technology in music education. Go here: http://techinmusiced.wordpress.com

Weebly is a fantastic website creator. Easier and better than Google Sites. Go here: http://www.weebly.com/

Keynote Speaker Gabe Zichermann spoke on "gamification" and was very persuasive in arguing for including gaming in the learning process. Here he is at TED: http://youtu.be/O2N-5maKZ9Q

Coolest App was WordLens. It allows you to point you iPhone or iPad at another language and it translates it in real time. You have to see it to believe it. You can here: http://youtu.be/h2OfQdYrHRs 

More to come as I sort though my notes!

Even more iPad Resources - fantastic!

Click here for Garrison Sites iPad Resource. It will blow your iPad mind!

Creative ways to use the iPad in the classroom

Here is a link to 68 interesting ways to use iPads in the classroom. Click here.

Brilliant PBS resource to Hamlet and Macbeth. Includes full performances of both.

PBS Arts has a wonderful online exhibit on Shakespeare's Hamlet and Macbeth plays. Watch full productions of Hamlet and Macbeth. Then go behind-the-scenes with interviews with master actor Patrick Stewart and a peek at the making of a stage-to-television production. Fascinating and well done! Click on the following link to see the exhibit: www.pbs.org/arts/exhibit/shakespeare-three-tragedies

Encyclopedia Mythica

Greek, Roman, Norse, Celtic and Native American myth resource you won't believe until you see it!

Check it out here: www.pantheon.org

Move over human! Computer solves Rubik's cube in 5 seconds...