Since I missed the opportunity to post some Delicious highlights in November, this month’s list runs a little long. But I promise you that they are all great finds – with lots of iPad resources and recommendations.
Remember you can find the links to these bookmarks and more at delicious.com/fredkoch.
Here are my top 10 picks (of 100+ bookmarks) since October 4:
October 5 | StarBoard Video Tutorials
10 video tutorials for StarBoard Software 9.2 plus “11 new Features” video for Version 9.3.
October 19 | Digital Storytelling Resources
Very comprehensive list from Dr. Alec Couros.
November 2 | Ten Steps to Transforming Past Lessons for 21st Century Learners
“Many times these perennial gems can be reinvented, mixed, and transformed to bring about a new 21st century lesson that will be even more engaging and applicable to today’s digital learner.”
November 7 | 65+ iPad Apps Perfect for Elementary School
From Edudemic.
November 7 | 100 iPad Apps Perfect for Middle School
Second in a series from Edudemic.
November 22 | Digital Storytelling with the iPad
“This site will help guide you in what you need for success in the iPad Digital Storytelling classroom.”
November 22 | The Eyeballing Game
“This interactive was intended for woodworkers but works very well in Geometry class. The activity works by showing you a series of geometric figures that need to be adjusted a bit to make them correct.”
November 23 | Using iPads in the Classroom
How to use the iPads to help students learn better and help teachers teach better – lots of great app recommendations, too. An Edutopia article.
November 24 | World Topographic Map
Google Maps are cool, but I found this map extremely easy to use to find longitude/latitude, distance and area.
December 14 – Maths – Shape, space & measures
Great math review for students age 7-11 from BBC Learning. Very interactive and fun! Be sure to check out the other subject areas, too.
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I appreciate the links to video tutorials for tech tools for teachers. I would like to know more about being a Google Certified Teacher, and didn’t know where to post that on your blog.
Julie,
Thanks for your comment. You can find all about the Google Certified Teacher program at the Google Teacher Academy. Here’s the link: http://www.google.com/educators/gta.html