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[BloggingSmart.org] Smart Applications: Reason for selection - Google offer their suite of applications for free, without advertisements to educators.  Student logins can be created en masse and students can have access to the calendar, e-mail, documents, wiki, websites and chat functions.  It is also possible to limit the applications they can use.  I have blocked their use of e-mail, and chat.  I may use the website and wiki functions later in the year.  Zoho provides a similar suite, but does not supply the same ad-free or administrative privileges for educators.

[Moving at the Speed of Creativity] Embedding mp3 audio files with a free flash player in Moodle, a ...: There is currently one response to “Embedding mp3 audio files with a free flash player in Moodle, a wiki or a blog”

 [Socorro Tech News] Can an Hour of Your Time on Mondays Help Your Students?: The best part is that the folks at RETA are willing to show you for FREE how to use many of the tools that Web 2.0 has made available to you and your students.

[Eyes Right] Podcast of Exploring the Biblical World Through Google Earth Classes: UPDATE: I’ve added embedded Flash player links to the Moodle page for our class podcast. (For info on how I did this, see my post “Embedding mp3 audio files with a free flash player in Moodle, a wiki or a blog.”) .

[blog of proximal development] South Africa, a reflection: An important outcome of the workshops was to get participants connected with other educators from South Africa and other countries to collaborate and grow. To that end, those who did not have emails were walked through the process and then we looked at creating an online professional development community with the use of wikis and blogs.

[Magazines] Teachers Helper - Grades 2-3: In Canada and the United States the grades traditionally begin at 1 and run to .At the secondary school level, grades 9-12 are also known as freshman (or "first .

 [Helcat Rants and Ramblings] A Week to Possibility: The research questions were completed using our local MediaWiki while the summary question was done on their individual blogs. During this period of time, students were also provided with some Photoshop instruction and asked to include a modified image that they created from images taken at Cahokia on the Kaltura video player on their wiki.

[Chilbo Community Blog] Community News - Connectivism Course Comes to Chilbo: The Connectivism Course Tools Sundae Shop is a whimsical take on the somewhat overwhelming nature of the course structure.  With several websites, communication mediums, RSS feeds, and course emails, Moodle forums, Facebook, and on and on, it’s a little rough trying to figure out which tools will work for your particular needs.  The Sundae Shop is a metaphor for taking the flavors you like and sampling some of the others, not putting every choice on the sundae!

 [Wikispaces : k12opensource : home] Welcome to K12OpenSource!: Not only have we a great line-up of speakers (including Will Richardson on blogs, Michelle Moore on Moodle, Vicki Davis on Wikis, and Mike Huffman on Indiana's Linux implementation), but we are going to have lots of hands-on .

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