Conference+Notes

=Conference Handouts & Notes:= =1. [|Ideas to Inspire]: Site created by Mark Warner = =2. [|Math Snacks:] Site created by NM State= =3. [|Cool Tools for Multimedia]: Site Curated by Susan Oxnevad = =4. [|The 7 Golden Rules of Using Technology in Schools]: By Tina Barseghian=
 * At this site you can find ideas for lessons to teach in your classrrom contributed by teachers around the world. Through this site you can filter the presentations to find the right one that you are looking for.
 * Math Snacks are short animations and mini-games designed to present mathematics in a very different way. In fact, these snacks don't look like traditional math at all. Math Snacks give students, especially those who don't particularly like math, another way to look at math concepts.
 *  This site is a collection of free and user friendly tools for creating multimedia projects. On the site there is a whole Board of projects you can choose from and learn about to implement into your classrooms.
 * This article gives good ideas about technology. Technology should be as popular as, pencils and papers have been in the past in the classrooms. The seven tips that it lists include:
 * DON’T TRAP TECHNOLOGY IN A ROOM
 * TECHNOLOGY IS WORTHLESS WITHOUT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
 * MOBILE TECHNOLOGY STRETCHES A LONG WAY
 * THE NEW ‘F WORD’ IS FEAR
 * TECH TOOLS ARE NOT JUST A PASSING FAD
 * MONEY IS NOT THE PROBLEM and
 * INVITE EVERY STAKEHOLDER TO THE CONVERSATION

=5. A-Z Web 2.0 Tools and Resources=
 * At this Wiki Space there are a ton of Web 2.0 Tools listed in alphabetical order with a description of what they do. One of my favorites that I found on the site was called [|Audible.Com] where you can access online books for kids, you do have to pay for them. You can break your search down to the age of the child and what genre you are looking for.