K.Boklaschuk: April 2008 Archives

166 links to learn about the Holocaust.

Site languages include English, Hebrew, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.

All 166 links have been reviewed

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There are plenty of video websites out there to suit your every video viewing needs. They range from the entertaining, nonsensical depths of YouTube, to full-length movies, to skin flicks and tutorials sites that excel at teaching you how to play banjo. Yobler can be placed in the latter category. Created in Bucharest, Yobler is the place to go if you want to know how to do something. Need a little Spanish grammar pick me up for you trip to Mexico? Maybe you want to learn how to jive? How about swimming without stress?

http://www.yobler.com/

MapTube is a free resource for viewing, sharing, mixing and mashing maps online. Created by UCL's Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, users can select any number of maps to overlay and view.

http://www.maptube.org/

The people at Neave have released a new online planetarium that allows anyone to gaze at the stars, click on them, and find out basic information like the star's name and location. Best of all, no download is required and you can start your stargazing adventure immediately. Other options available on this smooth application include the ability to change time, date and location. Orient your search through easy to click directional indicators and then surf around by simply moving the mouse wherever you'd like to go.

http://www.neave.com/planetarium/

http://web.rbe.sk.ca/support/

Bringing the Evergreen Curriculum to Life with Technology

http://hippocampus.org/

HippoCampus is a project of the Monterey Institute for Technology and Education (MITE). The goal of HippoCampus is to provide high-quality, multimedia content on general education subjects to high school and college students free of charge.

http://www.uniflip.com/

THIS IS COOL!!!!! Check it out Darren for your BOOK???

http://labs.jaduka.com/

Leaving Audio comments on blogs..... interesting!! Might have to look into that !

http://www.andrewdouch.com.au/

http://www.learningplace.com.au/defaulteqa2.asp?orgid=35&suborgid=614

This is something we explored at Cyber Port in Hong Kong.

Also, a project developed by a participant at the conference.

Welcome to the Games in Learning project website.  

It has long been recognised that games hold an important place in learning. Interactive games engage

audiences, enabling them to understand concepts and learn information in an entertaining way.

http://www.kenton.k12.ky.us/SmartBoard/smartmath.htm#interactiveonline

...a teacher-created list of interactive mathematics sites to use with the whole class via an interactive whiteboard or TabletPC