Interesting Weekly Things That I Have Seen This Week (weekly)

• Ninite - Install or Update Multiple Apps at Once

  The Easiest, Fastest Way to Update or Install Software

  tags: software windows installer tools install utilities

• The Jigsaw Classroom in 10 Easy Steps

  The jigsaw classrom is very simple to use.  

  tags: jigsaw teaching strategies collaboration CooperativeLearning cooperative web2.0

• The Tweeted Times - personal newspaper generated from your Twitter account

  The Tweeted Times is a real-time personalized newspaper generated from your Twitter account

  tags: twitter newspaper web2.0

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Interesting Weekly Things That I Have Seen This Week (weekly)

• SafeShare.TV - The Safest Way To Watch and Share YouTube videos.

  A website that allows you to use YouTube links and create different links that get through the filters at schools sometimes.  

  tags: YouTube filters

  • Great app- thank you for sharing- our lower school has a channel on youtube- but we are constantly running into the problem of the adverts and material that is added on to the work- this is a great way to eliminate it. - post by adrian castelli
  • awesome, thanks!! - post by Kay McNulty
  • Thanks Tracey for sharing this information. - post by Bib Shoppe
  • very good - post by Rachel Busch

• Bike Chains - How its Made - YouTube

  A really good video which demonstrates how bikes work.  Maybe some use in the classroom when exploring forces and motion.

  tags: youtube bikes chains forces_motion

• AnswerGarden - Plant a Question, Grow Answers

  AnswerGarden is a new minimalistic feedback tool.  Use it as a tool for online brainstorming or embed it on your website or blog as a poll or guestbook.  

  tags: web2.0 survey tools

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Interesting Weekly Things That I Have Seen This Week (weekly)

• Free Technology for Teachers: Nearpod - Create Educational Mobile Content

  Nearpod is an interesting new service that teachers can use to create, deliver, and monitor student use of educational content on iPads and iPods. Nearpod is still in a closed beta (they are looking for pilot schools), but what I have gathered about it so far indicates that teachers use it to create quizzes, polls, Q&A activities, and instructional presentations. Teachers using Nearpod to deliver quizzes and polls can look at students' responses individually or in aggreg

  tags: mobile

• The Secret: Want to know THE secret to weight loss, fitness & transforming your life? | From F**ked to Fab

• ESPN NBA Home

  tags: NBA

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