Part of the Cool Sites weekly series! First off, I’d like to say how thrilled I am to be contributing to such an important and influential blog, which is a leader in cutting edge technology. When trying to compile a list of my favorite Web 2.0 apps and sites for education, there were many factors [...]
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Top 5 Cool Education Sites by David Kapuler
category: Cool Sites
tags: Animation, davidkapuler, digitalstorytelling, Diigo, edtech, email, Fliggo, Gaggle, glogster, guest, guest blogging, links, mixbook, story, Time Rime, timelines, voicethread, wiki
What Did They Tweet?
Last week of October edition! Have you ever come across a tweet that you really wanted to discuss and share with others? Here are the ones that grabbed my attention this week. Check out the rest of this weekly series, What Did They Tweet? Cool Claymation Tips The educator in me loves student projects, which [...]
category: Tech Tips, What Did They Tweet
tags: claymation, collaboration, edtech, FollowFriday, links, math, mindmapping, PLNs, presentation, shakespeare, Teachertuesday, thoughtprovoking, tips, tools, tweetseries, Twitter, video, wiki
Cool Sites: Timelines, Animation Vids, Iphone Apps…
Every week, I share my favorite websites in this weekly series! Don’t forget to test these tools out. Some great Edtech bloggers will soon be visiting this series to share their top tools with you! If you want instant access to these fantastic websites connect with me on Google reader! Timetoast Students can create interactive [...]
category: Cool Sites, Tech Tips
tags: animasher, Animation, apps, brainstorm, digitalstorytelling, edtech, ESL, exploratree, GoAnimate, graphicorganizers, Iphone, Iphoneapps, links, mashup, story, thinkingmaps, timelines, timetoast, video
Great Site for Teaching Kids English
When I first began teaching English to children at the beginner level of English proficiency in Germany, I had quite a challenge. You can read about my tips for surviving teaching EFL children in this guest post I recently did on Barbara Sakamoto’s Teaching Village blog. In the US I had taught English to mostly [...]
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What Did They Tweet? Oct. Wk 3
Have you ever come across a tweet that you really wanted to discuss and share with others? Here are the ones that grabbed my attention this week. I invite you to check out the rest of my favorite tweets in this weekly series, What Did They Tweet?. Students Making an Impact In my last post, [...]
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