I've long used Evernote for my own personal notetaking on the web(although I have recently been migrating to Diigo for my online annotations), this post by Shawn Miller is such a great explanation of the tool that I'm going to move Evernote back into the forefront of my notetaking. I do love the mobile Evernote app on iPhone. It makes it very easy to not only take multiple kinds of notes (audio, text, image) but makes it easy to share those notes.
One Day In - The World's History - Past, Present and Future
Puts historical events in history on a Google Map. What a great way of making connections between events and interacting variables. Yet, another great way of making history come to life!
Blooms Taxonomy Tutorial FLASH - CCCS Faculty Wiki
Bloom's Taxonomy brought to life via Flash. An interesting look at Blooms from the perspective of technology.
TimeGlider: Web-based Timeline Software
Another timeline tool that allows for addition of text events along a timeline. It's still in beta, but relatively easy to use. Not a lot of bells and whistles. Can import from Flickr, Wikipedia, but I haven't found that you can embed video, yet.
From Glencoe, some IWB looking mathematics manipulatives including color counters, algebra tiles, protractors, ruler, etc. that can be manipulated either on the computer of on the IWB screen.
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
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