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Teaching With Technology

  • My Avatar Editor

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    Save avatar as .mae (my avatar editor) file on my computer. It can be exported as jpg or png. Using a png file with transparent background can be used with a green screen.

    http://www.myavatareditor.com
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  • Sketchcast.com

    Like vocaroo, but allows you to add a sketch.

    http://www.sketchcast.com
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  • Vocaroo

    Uses computers mic to record your voice. Ability to save on web. It gives you an embed code to paste into blog or website.

    http://www.vocaroo.com
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  • Tagxedo.com

    Like Wordle, but puts words into shapes you choose.

    http://www.tagxedo.com
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  • Imagination Cube

    Drawing software online, allows for replay of drawing actions. Drawings can be sent online…students don’t need email accts to send pics.

    http://www.imaginationcubed.com
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  • Using Skype in the Classroom

    Skype is a free and easy way for teachers to open up their classroom and their students to a world way beyond their campus. With Skype, students can learn from other students, connect with other cultures, and expand their knowledge in amazing ways. Teachers and parents can also benefit from Skype in the classroom. Click below to learn how you can take advantage of the power of Skype in your classroom.
     
    These great ideas are all about teaching students in dynamic ways.  Specific examples are provided for content teachers and grade levels.

    http://www.teachingdegree.org/2009/06/30/50-awesome-ways-to-use-skype-in-the-classroom/
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  • Welcome to the Web!

    Awesome resource for teaching children (ages 7-12) digital safety and basic web skills (using browser, top tricks, shopping, searching, etc.)

    "Welcome to the Web" is an interactive set of web pages which can be used to teach children (and adults) about the Internet. They can be used in the classroom / computer room and children are welcome to explore them as they wish (although they have been designed to use in sequence).

    http://www.teachingideas.co.uk/welcome/start.htm
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Last Modified on February 8, 2012