K.Boklaschuk: October 2008 Archives

With all of the media attention being given to plastics these days, it's more important than ever to get the "real scoop" about plastics' use and safety. For this reason, we've gathered three of the "hot topics" from the current headlines and presented short and concise explanations that are rich on facts and short on sensationalism.
http://www.cpia.ca/admin/newsletter/templates/epic_pic01.php?ID=397

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Welcome to BibMe! The fully automatic bibliography maker that auto-fills. It's the easiest way to build a works cited page. And it's free.

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Express yourself with the art.com ArtPad!
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A manufacturer of band-aids in the United Kingdom (I guess they call them "plasters" over there) lets you create an animated story, with text, on their site.

All the characters in the story are made of band-aids.

It's a bit strange, but cute.
http://www.elastoplaststories.co.uk/#/home/

http://www.keybr.com/

http://walkers.co.uk/funstuff/spudyourself.html

This blog will focus on educational technology and use in the classroom; Creating rich teaching and learning experiences.
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http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Kindergarten/khm.html

Kindergarten Web Resources

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr2/2hm.html

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr1/1hm.html

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr8/8hm.html

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr7/7hm.html

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr6/6hm.html

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr5/5hm.html

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr4/4hm.html

http://gssd.ca/technology/mm/Gr3/3hm.html

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Cyber Ethics for Students and Youth * Home * Sitemap * Search * Glossary * Acknowledgment

http://www.uni.uiuc.edu/library/computerlit/scenarios.php

Zippy Scenarios for Teaching Internet Ethics Note to educators: Feel free to use any of the following scenarios for educational purposes. And please feel free to share your own ideas too! Send scenario suggestions to francey at uiuc.edu.