Firefox Add-ons that can help teachers plan and teach more effectively.
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Turn Off the Lights is a browser extension that give you focus to the video you are watching. And it dark the rest of the page.
What a wonderful idea and very powerful in the classroom. This add-on available on Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Opera and in the Windows Store for Windows 8 dims your screen so that the video you are showing stands out. It’s very much like the theater darkening at the beginning of the movie! It’s an excellent tool, excellent for teaching, and 100% free! Try it out! It has been getting rave reviews and after one video with Turn Off The Light, you’ll know why!
See on www.stefanvd.net
A collection of great Firefox addons for Educators and Students!
The very best Firefox Addons 4 Educators in a nicely presented Symbaloo Webmix. Constantly updated and packed full of great free add-ons to improve teaching and learning.
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A huge collection of excellent high school resources for science in a Symbaloo Webmix!
I’ve put together a huge (and growing) collection of high school resources 4 science in a Symbaloo Webmix called HS Resources 4 Science. I then embedded it on our school website for students to access. You can do that, as well, by getting the embed code! Whenever I update, it will automatically update your webmix, as well. Please share more with me if you have any!
See on myweb4ed.symbaloo.com
About this webmix : This webmix contains great sites that have mobile apps that allow educators to use the tool they need to use to access the resource 24/7!
I created and presented this Symbaloo Webmix with a unique focus for educators: More Time 4 What Matters.
This webmix contains primarily iPad/iPhone Apps that have a correlating desktop presence so that a teacher can use it whether on their mobile device or at their computer! I think you’ll enjoy it!!
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About this webmix : This webmix contains the best of Web 2.0 for Education
Lately, I’ve been asked a lot about my favorite Web 2.0 tools for education. Therefore, I put together a Symbaloo webmix of my absolute favorite. These will be changing constantly. Some you may not know about and some you may! I hope you’ll enjoy and check back often!
See on www.symbaloo.com
Found this great resource with lots of great ideas! Definitely worth looking at!
See on www.friedtechnology.com
Otixo connects your favorite services (like Dropbox, Box, Google Docs, SkyDrive, S3, SugarSync, FTP, etc.) so that you can access all your online files in once place
With today’s cloud based storage accounts, Otixo offers a great solution for managing all your accounts in one place! It isn’t free, though, and that’s the only downfall. However, it looks promising!
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I will be honest – the colors and design of this site threw me off but it is jam packed full of excellent resources that are solid information for anyone interested in educational technology!
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I recently read an article by Dennis Pierce in eSchool News that discussed Alan November’s “First Five Days” project. November announced this project at his Building Learning Communities conference…
I’m becoming more and more excited about the resouces that are available to build a strong BYOT introduction experience when school starts. Again, the word purposeful begins to take shape as the main approach. You don’t want to let students loose in a room full of computers without guidance and there is no difference here. Digital citizenship must be taught!
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