Stixy: For Flexible Online Creation Collaboration and Sharing

This could be so useful for group work projects. For example, if they were doing a project on key figures, they could include clips from websites, photos etc and then comment on whether that resource should be used, how it could be used etc. The planning process would be visible and should help the end result. I’m going to try it when we get back to school

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SnapJot Welcome!

Build group photoalbums

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A fun and easy way to explore any topic

This site lets you ask tough or controversial questions and then stimulate debate about it. You can also create a visual league table based on the votes of all involved.

Power League | Home

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Create a quiz now. Click here.

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Make flash vocabulary games for the interactive whiteboard

Make flash vocabulary games for the interactive whiteboard – great for keywords etc

Spellmaster.com Main Index

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Google Earth Lessons

Have you ever wished you knew how to use Google-earth? Do you know how to use it but are stuck for ideas about how to use it? Then look at some of the links on this site

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Project management, collaboration, and task software: Basecamp

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Creative Commons archive

These tools aim to share digital media resources, such as photographs,
video and audio, for use outside of the commercial sector. This covers
both personal and not-for-profit use, and comes under a Creative
Archive/Commons license permitting the distribution of derivate works
with appropriate credits given.

Commons resources are set up so that individuals and not-for-profit
activities can get free access to resources that are otherwise
difficult to get a hold of. For example, a class of learners may wish
to work with digital video. They may have content they have created
themselves, and they wish to supplement this with historical footage;
or perhaps they are creating a more artistic montage video and are
looking for interesting video filler. Access to decent quality digital
media, especially video, is generally unrealistically expensive – and
this is where the Commons License helps to provide archives of
resources that can be freely used for just these purposes.

creativearchive.bbc.co.uk

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki

creative.bfi.org.uk

www.channel4.com/fourdocs

www.channel4.com/pixnmix

www.teachers.tv

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