Tammie Ciccarelli

The amount of information via the web can be overwhelming.  There are so many good ideas, excellent tools and learning opportunities, most of which are free.  I think what overwhelms me the most is how to successfully transfer this information to the people who can use it the most without becoming another source of SPAM?  Every time I create an email to share something new I cringe at the impact on my recipients Inbox. 

At the same time I struggle with my commitment to keep up my blog.  So I’ve decided to combine the two.  My hope is that my blog will become a source of useful information highlighting resources and/or useful tools available to teachers.

Very clever short videos covering several excellent web tools which could be great classroom web tools.

• Video: Wikis in Plain English
  • Trinity’s Wiki
• Video: Blogs in Plain English
  • Trinity’s Blogs
• Video: Social Bookmarking in Plain English
  • Trinity’s Bookmarks
• Video: Social Networking in Plain English
  • List of Social Networks in Education
• Video: RSS in Plain English

Videos of Curriculum Aligned Art Lessons 

• Art Snacks Click on ART SNACKS near the top of the page to view the videos.

Podcasts from the Georgia Educational Technology Consortium (GaETC)

• http://podcast.ksuettc.org/ 

Video recordings from the National Educational Computing Conference (NECC).

• Sessions: http://www.kzowebcasting.com/necc/sessions.html
• Interviews: http://www.kzowebcasting.com/necc/ 

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