Check out these great videos about some of the presidents!
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Credit where credit is due. I found this shared by Wesley Fryer who got it from Alvin Trust’ys site. I’ve not watched this whole presentation, but thought others might be interested.
How to Create a Great PowerPoint – Take 2.0 from Alvin Trusty on Vimeo.
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum Teacher Resources
KET | Lincoln Bicentennial | KET Education Resources on Lincoln
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http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/google_earth_now_maps_the_ocea.php
The folks at Read Write Web have summarized some of the great new content in Google Earth 5.0. An application like this can truly bring learning alive! I would love to see Skype integration layer within Google Earth. Imagine calling a classroom in NYC within Google Earth and students you are calling navigating your earth to take you places while you chat. Who knows there may even already be such a layer.
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/tag_clouds_of_obamas_inaugural_speech_compared_to_bushs.php
Interesting post on the word analysis of inauguration speeches. I think the word clouds are much mor einteresting then the article.
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/tag_clouds_of_obamas_inaugural_speech_compared_to_bushs.php
This is an intresting word analysis of presidential inaugural speeches.
This is a great post from Technology for teachers on what RSS feeds are. How do you use them? I subscribe through Goggle Reader and my subscriptions keep me in the loop with the news and much more!
Thanks to the discussion started on book trailers at Wesley Fryer’s Moving at the Speed of Creativity, Joyce Valenza started a Book Video Ning where members can collaborate on book trailers and more, come join and be apart of the excitement! Thanks Joyce!
