Teacher+Resources

=Technology Sources=

> [|Technology and science(stem)]
 * 1) Podcasting toc
 * 2) VIDEOS--MOTIVATIONAL
 * 1) Windows moviemaker
 * 2) Powerpoint
 * 3) Audio sources
 * 4) Picture/Image sources
 * 5) Video sources
 * 6) [|Teachertube]--- has teacher produced video and audio
 * 7) Free Stuff --good wikipage of sources
 * 8) Free Tools
 * 9) Google Tools
 * 10) Graphic organizers
 * 11) Surveys and quizzes
 * 12)  ONLINE TOOLS-- this explains each type of online tool - it's really good for a beginner
 * 13) RSS-- really simple syndication
 * 14) Organizational/Collaboration Tools
 * 15) Assistive Technologies
 * 16) Digital Photography
 * 17) Project-Based Learning
 * 18) Differentiated instruction
 * 19) //[|ATOMIC LEARNING]// username(this county)password(abbv. for system)
 * 20) Standards-Based Classroom/Assessment
 * 21) Copy graph to word
 * 22) [|Audio]
 * 23) [|Burke County]tech conference-has tons of usefull info on many topics

**Media Conversion sites**
If you can't view YouTube at your school there are a number of conversion sites that can be used to download videos ahead of time.
 * http://www2.zamzar.com/
 * http://media-convert.net/
 * http://www.mediaconverter.org/
 * http://www.jodix.com/

= Grant Wrangler =

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 * 1) Technology in education
 * 2) Science
 * 3) Standards-Based Education
 * 4) This is a great source of [|teacher research] areas
 * 5) [|Different faces of videos]
 * 6) Best of the web from [|teachers coun]t

=Science sources:=
 * 1) Science podcasts --these are a lot of misconceptions in chem/physics
 * 2) [|Biology/Anatomy Animations]

=Teaching videos:=
 * A good video for all teachers, but especially new teachers-- [|ABCs]

=Video about the way our students learn!=

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=READING/Writing= [|Reading Quest]