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An interactive graphic organizer, Essay Map offers students several ways to structure their writing through the use of an outline. Students fill in the boxes with an introductory statement, a main idea, the supporting details of their piece, and a concluding statement. The end result is a map of their piece that can be printed, saved, or e-mailed.
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ReadWriteThink: Student Materials: Comic Creator
allows students to compose their own comic strips. Students choose characters, props, and backgrounds, and craft their own dialogue. This tool is appropriate for K-12 students as either a prewriting, pre- or post-reading activity, or as a response-to-literature exercise.
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Watchily - the best way to watch. Streaming movies and tv
allows its users to get instant videos from the different popular movie and television show providers. If you used to spend so much time switching between websites to look for your favourite TV show that you have missed then give Watchily a try
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Easy iPad screencasting with Reflection | Technology with Intention
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Weekly iPad Resources and Suggestions from EdTechTeacher (2/19) | Leading Change in Changing Times
Saturday, March 3, 2012
What Tim Found Today 03/03/2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
What Tim Found Today 03/02/2012
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Almost Everything You Need to Know About Wikispaces
The Wikispaces YouTube channel contains 25 screencast videos created by Wikispaces to show you how to utilize some of their useful features.
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Post an eBook from an iPad to Your Class Blog
demonstrates how to use the $4 iPad application “eBook Creator” to export an enhanced eBook (in ePub format) to the DropBox application, and then email a public link to the ePub to a Posterous blog so it will “post” as a publicly accessible link for anyone to download.
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PBS Teachers Activity Packs - free lesson resources for educators
Thursday, March 1, 2012
What Tim Found Today 03/01/2012
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Plizy - Save Videos for Later on Your iPad or Android Tablet
"You could have students in your class currate and share a channel of content related to topics that they're studying."