Animoto.com lets you take pictures and build stunning slide shows in a very easy to use interface.
Teaching in the digital world takes work. Luckily the Internet lets us now easily connect to a wealth of knowledge and resources. No matter what your skill level, this is your place to "Get your Geek on".
Book a Flight to Geektopia on Google Earth
Download this .KMZ file to visit Geektopia in Google Earth. It's nestled between the Bahamas and St. Somewhere.
The Island Shop on Geektopia
Teaching Tools of Geektopia
- Google Lit Trips
- Google Maps
- 100 Google Earth Mashups
- Google Earth Community
- Google for Educators: Geo Ed
- Blogger
- Flickr
- Voice Thread
- Andy's Online Bookmarks at Del.icio.us
- K-2 Student Interactives (Utah Education Network)
- 3-6 Student Interactives (Utah Education Network)
- 7-12 Student Interactives (Utah Education Network)
- The Amazing: WebTools4u2use
- Web Kids 2.0 Links
- Teacher Tube
- Kerpoof
- PB Wiki
- Wiki Spaces
Build Your Personal Learning Network
Great Ed Tech Pages
- Alan Levine, Cog Dog Blog
- Ben Rimes, Tech Savvy Educator
- Bob Sprankle, Bit by Bit
- Discovery Ed. Network Blog
- Discovery Ed. Network Michigan Blog
- Free Technology for Teachers
- Hall Davidson, Discovery Education: Media Matters
- Kevin Jarrett's NCS Tech
- Lee Kolbert, Geeky Momma's Blog
- Lucy Gray, High Techpectations
- Mike Bryant, Discovery Education: Basically Speaking
- Portland, OR Principal Tim Lauer
- Steve Dembo, Discovery Education: Teach 42
- Wendy Baker's Infotech Page
Geektopia Blogging Team
Blog Archive
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- Hamilton's Newest Stars
- Let Your Gamers Get their Game on and Learn Too!
- Using Animoto
- Take 10 Minutes and Become a Star.
- New York Times Special: Guided Tour of your Body
- Making Office Documents Compatible
- And, you would be........?
- Moving Your Old Bookmarks
- Anomymous Email Bag: The First Post
- Pictures, Pictures, Pictures
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