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iBuildApp :: Create Free iPhone App Using Online Interface Builder| Android, iPad
A simple and easy to use site that can develop apps for IOS and Android devices. I am interested in seeing if my kids can develop something with this.
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Use Appointment Slots on a Google Calendar | Moving at the Speed of Creativity
Google Calendar (free) offers a wonderful feature for teachers: The ability to set up “appointment slots” which other people can click on to schedule a meeting at an available time. This is ideal for scheduling parent-teacher conferences or other meetings in which individuals in a group need to specify a time that works with their schedule to meet with yo
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Girl Underground - Morris Gleitzman
Girl Underground is the companion novel to Morris Gleitzman’s Boy Overboard. It is the story
of Bridget White, whose parents run an illegal imports business, and whose older brother
Gavin is in jail on a shoplifting charge. Bridget’s parents have sent her to an exclusive
boarding school in the belief that it will give her opportunities they didn’t have, and so she will
not ‘end up like them’ – but as Bridget makes clear, she wants to end up like them: ‘kind and
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I'm Elmo and I Know It ( OFFICIAL LMFAO Parody ) - YouTube
A really cool paroody of the popular song by two kids. It really is worth a look and creative.
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10 Simple Google Calendar Tips and Tricks to Boost Your Productivity
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- nice website - post by matt kemp
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Free Technology for Teachers: 47 Alternatives to Using YouTube in the Classroom
Some excellent educational content can be found onYouTube. However, many teachers cannot access YouTube in their classrooms. That is why I originally wrote what became one of the most popular posts to ever appear on Free Technology for Teachers, 30+ Alternatives to YouTube. That post is now fourteen months old and I've come across more alternatives in that time. Also in that time span some of the resources on the list have shut down. So it's time to update the list.
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A fun looking website that allows you to put your onw pictures onto cats.
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Most of us will probably agree that we will use Google as a default for searches on the internet. Market share statistics show that Google has the biggest % of the searchengine market with 65% share. It is also now commonly accepted as a Verb – It would sound quite strange to say “I’ll Yahoo that” but it shows just how prevalent Google has become, whilst Alta Vista and Lycos are names that conjure a hint of nostalgia and old school screen shots.
Those who have kept a close eye on all things Google over the last few years are wary of search results that it returns. Results that can be affected by the browser you are using, operators you choose, geographical location and decisions on which results to return based on previous searching history can be useful, but often give results that Google might think you want, rather than what you think you were looking for. -
visualizing.org | Data Visualizations, Challenges, Community
A website to search for infographics
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Games & Quizzes: Multimedia; Parliamentary Education Office, Parliament of Australia
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Interesting Weekly Things That I Have Seen This Week (weekly)
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Interesting Weekly Things That I Have Seen This Week (weekly)
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iLabCentral - The place to share remote online laboratories
Remote labs enrich science and engineering education by vastly increasing the scope of experiments that students have access to in the course of their academic careers. As partners, the Center for Educational Computing Initiatives at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Northwestern University's Office of STEM Education Partnerships offer the following through The iLAB Network:
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A really life investing game to simulate property investment
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App Inventor Edu | Playing with blocks, building apps
- MIT's Center for Mobile Learning is proud to be the new home for App Inventor and educational programs around it.
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A cool website that allows random pictures to inspire writing
- This looks useful. Must explore. Thanks. - post by Elaine Talbert
- Lynne,Thanks for sharing! This is very interesting. Looking forward to exploring this site!Sarah - post by Sarah Smith
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Ubaka sacked!
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A website that you can use for NAPLAN practice
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The official guide to copyright issues for Australian Schols
Friday, 13 January 2012
My Daily Bookmarks 01/13/2012
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Get yourself a 'Gravatar' & an 'email me' button for your blog [Tutorial] |
Get yourself a ‘Gravatar’ & an ‘email me’ button for your blog [Tutorial] http://t.co/vMk5dyLT
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Do real astronomy research at . I think my student
Do real astronomy research at http://t.co/sCyAKaG2. I think my students are going to enjoy that
Thursday, 12 January 2012
My Daily Bookmarks 01/12/2012
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Blogging About The Web 2.0 Connected Classroom: Watch, Know and Learn With @WatchKnowLearn
A few weeks ago You Tube announcedtheir commitment to education by moving a lot of their educational content to a separate domain, http://youtube.com/education. This allows schools and districts to, depending on their filtering, unblock the videos found there for use in the classroom. It's been open for a while now and reaction has been positive. New content gets added daily and the site continues to gro
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I managed to get my name in the Guinness Book of R
I managed to get my name in the Guinness Book of Records today.
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10 Innovative Twitter Tools For The Busy Freelancer | Design daily news
Twitter is one of the most valuable channels online. Using it to connect with potential clients or simply building a strong network is crucial. Yet, moving forward on Twitter can also be very time consuming. Finding tools which help us to focus more on the work we are doing is key.
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NASA - NASA's Kepler Mission Finds Three Smallest Exoplanets
Astronomers using data from NASA's Kepler mission have discovered the three smallest planets yet detected orbiting a star beyond our sun. The planets orbit a single star, called KOI-961, and are 0.78, 0.73 and 0.57 times the radius of Earth. The smallest is about the size of Mars.
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20 Incredible TED Talks for Math Geeks | Bachelor's Degree
or some, math education, whether it's in grade school or on the path to getting a bachelor's degree, is just plain dull. Yet math geeks know that the subject can be fascinating, beautiful and even awe-inspiring when it's presented in the right way. These lecturers know how to do just that, making everything from fractals to physics fun, interesting and just plain entertaining to learn to about, whether you're a math geek or a math hater.
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A Sticking Plaster Mentality to Open Web Access in Schools | edte.ch
Just before Christmas Google announced the YouTube for Schools platform, which runs through a schools Google Apps for Edu account, allowing students to access selected content. In a week where the focus is on the changes of ICT curriculum I am concerned that the wider debate around open web access in schools will be once again lost.
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
My Daily Bookmarks 01/11/2012
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A really cool site that gives you embed code for your flickr search
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- The media used on this site is very helpful in making engaging presentations. - post by Tracie Hightower
- I'm learning that there are lots of categories for using audio, video, and images... as well as text. We have at least these categories: Public Domain, Creative Commons, Copyrighted, but used with Fair Use, AND inlline linking. The final category allows us to use media in our work by linking it into our work instead of saving it onto our servers and importing it. - post by Paul Allison
- testing - post by Maria White
- this guys....visit my blog...http://homedesigncozy.com/cool-bedroom-design-for-christmas-day-christmas-decoration-interior-design/ - post by derlan fendi
- This has links to free photos, as well as Avatar making websites. - post by Darby Macnab
- Try this site for great clip art images for your digital folktale telling! - post by Matt K
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15 Interesting Ways* to find Creative Commons r... - "Google Docs"
A really good resource worth looking at
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
My Daily Bookmarks 01/10/2012
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Free Technology for Teachers: Taking the Mystery Out of Copyright
Taking the Mystery Out of Copyright http://t.co/Tp2LUrbs
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Get yourself a 'Gravatar' & an 'email me' button for your blog [Tutorial] |
Grab the code underneath and add it to ahtml box on your blog in the sidebar area. Change your email address (first line in bold). The second line in bold is where I have saved the image. If you prefer another image and have one on file, save your image to a photobucket account, get the direct link to the image and replace it in the code.