Rhondda
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Culture Now : a social magazine about art, design and media Online magazine about global art, design and media culture
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National Library of Australia | Find pictures Over 600,000 searchable images – Australian pictures, photographs, history etc. Free use
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SurveyMonkey.com – Powerful tool for creating web surveys. Online survey software made easy! SurveyMonkey.com is a tool to create and publish custom surveys in minutes, and then view results graphically and in real time.
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SocialToo – Your Companion to the Social Web! SocialToo can help you be a social networking power user. Keep your follower lists in sync across networks, and get daily updates. Send surveys to your followers and more! All we need is a SocialToo login, your Twitter ID and an e-mail address.
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DigiTales – The Art of Telling Digital Stories It takes the tradition of oral storytelling and engages a palette of technical tools to weave personal tales using images, graphics, music and sound mixed together with the author’s own story voice. Digital storytelling is an emerging
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Tikatok – Imagine a Story. Create a Book. It’s a new site that is a real find for English Language Learners (and lots of other students). Users can create online books that they write and illustrate (they can also use lots of images available on the site). It has a number of features that really make it stand-out. You can make a book from scratch, or you can use one of their many story frames that contain “prompts” to help the story-writer along. In addition, you can invite others to collaborate online with you to develop the book. Once the book is done you can email the link to a friend, teacher, or yourself for posting on a blog, website, or online journal. You can create the online version for free, but have to pay if you want them to print a hard-copy version.
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Freebyte! – Your Guide to the Web. Freeware, shareware, clipart, organizers, dictionaries, and much more! Freebyte, Your guide to the Web. Free software, clipart, images, music, games, jokes, anti-virus, dictionaries, pims, operating systems, programming tools, news, weather, screensavers, ebooks, etc.
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PowerPoint Games Games , created in PowerPoint.. You can download the templates and modify the games to fit your curriculum needs.
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Up2Maps – Create & share thematic data maps on GoogleMaps A thematic mapping program that allows you to create maps then export or embed thematic maps for presentations, geography classes
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open thinking » Media Literacy Presentation “Popular Issues in (Digital) Media Literacy” presentation
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Play With Spider – Flash 3D – OneMotion.com Explore and play with an interactive spider in this Flash application.
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Get Them Talking Using Web 2.0 » home This wiki in development. It aims to have the resources, information and examples that were given at "Get Them Talking – Using Web 2.0 in the World Language Classroom" at FETC 2009. Contact Michelle Olah at olahmich@gmail.com with any questions, comments, and suggestions.
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Celebrate Languages There are some great links on the page and a great resource. The online TV link also looks useful
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January is writing advice month (sticky post) Updated » Justine Larbalestier Question and answer-style blog posts about writing for the month of Jan 2008
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Justine Larbalestier The official website of Australian fantasy, science fiction author Justine Larbalestier. Jan 2008 was tips on writing month. Type in "writing" to bring up posts. or Jan 2008 tips on writing @ http://justinelarbalestier.com/blog/2009/01/01/january-is-writing-advice-month/ fiction
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Wildlife Filmmaker, Video Mashups, Animal Videos, Wildlife Footage – National Geographic
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GeoGebra For math teachers, "GeoGebra is a free and multi-platform dynamic mathematics software for schools that joins geometry, algebra and calculus."
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Murphy Laws Site – Teaching Laws Murphy’s laws for teaching. links to other "Murphy’s" sites
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Ginipic Search to a whole new level. Now you can search image search engines, photo sharing websites or your own local picture collections simultaneously. Find what you’re looking for and use it instantly in your own creation – document, presentation, art work"
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The Strength of Weak Ties: Sandburg meets Flickr Another educational use for using Flickr. Offers an interpretive possibilities with literature with the volume of photography at Flickr.
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57+ Free Image Gallery, Slideshow And Lightbox Solutions | 1stwebdesigner – Love In Design 57+ free javascript, ajax, css, jquery, flash based image galleries to assist you to find the best of various slide show and gallery solutions for websites.
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If you haven’t checked out Zoomerang, I suggest you do it today. Zoomerang pioneered the online survey space and continues to be the best tool money can buy. They have a free version (30 questions, 100 respondents), one you can access for only $19 per month, and a premium version with lots of advanced features. It is very easy to use – but if you have questions, they offer free telephone support and a wide range of online webinars and tutorials. Since they are part of MarketTools, one of the largest market research companies in the world, they have access to a wide range of survey expertise which enables them to build a product that reflects real world needs. They offer a wide range of templates enabling you to quickly design a great survey – powerful list management tools, including easy access to a 2 million member panel of potential survey takers – the ability to send surveys via email, mobile phones, or web sites – and a range of useful reporting and analysis tools including export to Powerpoint and open ended text analysis.
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