Resources

=Welcome to our wiki!= = = =Please create a link(s) and description to the best resource you have found to share with the group. Follow the format below.=

Here are couple of resources to start your search:

Go to Web 2.0 Joy's 2-Click Web Byrne's Tech Blog

Creative Writing Edmodo by Stacey Gonzales

Edmodo is a online learning management system. It is kinda like a cross between facebook and Blackboard. It allows teachers to create a site for their students and teachers to share work, discussion, and ideas. The design of the site if slick and clean. All of the management and class lists has to be done by the teacher; however, it may be worth the extra time and effort to keep your students engaged.

[|Cellular Respiration] This website gives good examples of how a cell breathes underwater.

[|Infographics] by Stacey Gonzales

I am in love with visuals. Don't know how to make these, but think it would be cool to learn.

[|Interactive Simulations] by Zak Knott

This site contains science and math simulations that are peer-reviewed and constantly update. For each simulation there are also materials provided to aid in classroom use.

[|Resources for Simulation Workshop] by Zak Knott

The resources for my presentation on 6/10 are located here.

[] Here are some power point templates for games such as Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.

[|Room for Debate-NY Times] by Jennifer Shelton

Room for Debate is the opinion pages of the New York Times. The Times invites knowledgeable outside contributors to discuss news events and other timely issues. In addition, feedback from readers is also allowed.

[|Find the Best] by Maggie Maslowski

This site compares various items such as auto insurance, labtops, vacation spots, etc. You can visit the site and click on the top compare topics or come up with your own as they give you data about your topic and percentages on how they compare with other similar items. Everyone can use the site for research and for shopping/buying guides.

[|Here's an ESL (English as a Second Language) Link for practice and quizzes!]--Andy Harris

[] by Tenita Ramey This site is good for creating a blog and a webpage. So far it is user friendly.

[] Students can use this website to create their own comic strip. Great site for students who are not as artistic as others.

[] by Teri Spata-Genovese This website is an awesome math manipulative website.

media type="youtube" key="bz5-T4p8WEQ" height="315" width="420" [|Teacher Tube] by Kerry Vail

Videos, docs, and audio for all content areas!

[|Dropbox] by: John Barber Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again!

[|Free Jeopardy for your class] by Dale West __ **Mr. Moscato decided to also use the same link as me because he said that Stacey is working him to hard and he does not feel like working anymore.** __

**Flash Jeopardy** was designed by a teacher for use in the classroom as a SmartBoard review game. This site has all of the tools needed to create a Jeopardy review game, download your game for free, and play jeopardy in your classroom. You can also **play Flash Jeopardy online.** If you find this tool to be useful, please help spread the word using the SHARE button at the top right corner of this page.

[|Watching America-Translations of International Articles About America] from Pete Nackovic This site contains foreign articles written about the United States. It translates a plethora of foreign language resources into English. Watching America provides a unique perspective of America’s foreign policy. [|http://www.jeopardylabs.com/] by Justin Moscato like flash jeopardy, only better. [|freetech4teachers.com]by Nancy Cora This site offers free resources and lesson plans for teaching with technology.

[|French Teacher Goes Crazy with an Awesome Laptop--]Andy Harris