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| DanceMat Typing An online typing programme |
Visual Ranking Tool This is one of many interesting, new and different ways you can use technology to improve education in your classroom. Making a list is usually straightforward and requires little thought. But when it comes to ordering and prioritizing items in that list, higher-level skills of analysis and evaluation are put to use. The Visual Ranking Tool brings focus to the thinking behind making ordered lists. Students identify and refine criteria as they assign order or ranking to a list. They must explain their reasoning and can compare their work with each other in a visual diagram. This tool supports activities where students need to debate differences, reach consensus, and organize ideas |
TILT TV Teachers Improving Learning with Technology. The vidcast that is created by teachers for teachers. View the great ideas sent in by other teachers, or send in your own. |
| BBC Webwise Learn to use the Internet. A beginners course |
Ergonomics
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PDA Classroom Resources for using hand held devices in the classroom |
| Handheld Computers in the Classroom Articles, hints, tips, ideas, strategies |
The Journey Inside Learn about computers and how they work |
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| ICT Literacy Explore this site and its links and resources for digital literacy |
Working with the Internet Links to hundreds of sites that will help you teach incorporatig the internet |
Webwise from Ambleside Tutorials, downloads and links to internet sites |
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Helping Teachers Oz Teachers Net. Has book raps, web quests, virtual field trips, travel buddies, student and industry links... A starting point for teachers using the Internet |
QuickTopic Free online discussion space to have discussions with friends and colleagues |
ICT in Education Terry Freedman's site has practical advice for planning and using ICTs |
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ICT Resources Lots of creative ideas for using ICT in English and across the curriculum |
Infinite Thinking Machine Ideas to help teachers and students thrivce in the 21st Century |
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