Best Websites from the Florida Educational Technology Conference (FETC)
Created on: January 31, 2013
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- Best Websites from the Florida Educational Technology Conference (FETC)
- Full-length Chemistry Courses
- Full-length Mathematics Courses
- Best Free Resources suggested by edSurge
- Digital History (www.digitalhistory.uh.edu)
- Best of
- DuckieDeck.com Pre-K Games
- COERLL (Center for Open Educational Resources and Language Learning)
- Best Websites
- 10 Tips to Prepare for the New Common Core State Standards
- STEMbite Videos
- 26 Free Public Domain Books
- Six Word Love Story
- Pi of the Circle
- SciShow YouTube Videos
- Crash Course YouTube Videos
- Music Videos
- Immigration Resources
COERLL (Center for Open Educational Resources and Language Learning)
- Hindi Resources
- Arabic Voices: Aswaat Arabiyya
- Gateway to Chinese
- Yoruba Ye Mi: A beginning Yoruba textbook
- Brazilpod: Portuguese Materials
- Rockin' Russian
- Persian
- Japanese Online Self-Help Utility: JOSHU
- Hebrew Language
Immigration Resources
- Immigration
- Immigration: Era of Restriction
- Immigration: Era of Open Borders
- Japanese Internment Videos
- The American Dream
- The Immigrant (Asian American) Experience
- Lesson 1: Reflections on Ellis Island Immigration Stories
- Immigration Oral History-PBS
- Immigration and Ethnicity
- History: immigration and Exiles
SciShow YouTube Videos
- The Truth About Gingers
- The Science of Lying
- The Science of Overpopulation
- Top 5 Deadliest Substances on Earth
- The Terrifying Truth about Bananas
- What the Fox Says
- Why Are There Righties and Lefties?
- The Smelly, Oozy, Sometimes Explode-y Science of Garbage
- Top 5 Deadliest Diseases
- The Story of the World's Favorite Fossil
- Taboos of Science
- Oxygen Is Killing You
- Sleep: Why We Need It and What Happens Without It
- How Is That Not Killing You?
- Obesity
- Why We Age - And How We Can Stop It
- The Alien Egg
- The 5 Most Important Molecules in Your Body
- What Color Is Your Blood?
Best Websites from the Florida Educational Technology Conference (FETC)
IN COLLECTION
This folder contains links to some of the best educational websites, including Gapminder, Rubistar, NeoK12, Periodic Videos, Make Beliefs Comix, Xtranormal, Kizoa, and Visuwords.
Collection Contents
Gapminder.org
by Sandy GadeGapminder is a non-profit venture – a modern “museum” on the Internet – promoting sustainable global development and achievement of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals.
Rubistar
by Sandy GadeRubistar is a free tool for creating rubrics.
Shelly Terrell's Bringing Your Textbook to Life!
by Sandy GadeWritten by Shelly Terrell, this article called "Bringing Your Textbook to Life! 15+ Tips & Resources" is a great resource for educators.
neoK12
by Sandy GadeThis website offers free videos, lessons, and games aimed at K-12 students. It covers all subject areas.
The Periodic Table of Videos
by Sandy GadeThis website is the brainchild of journalist Brady Haran. He partnered with scientists at The University of Nottingham, to make comprehensive videos about each element in the periodic table.
Make Beliefs Comix
by Sandy GadeCreated by Bill Zimmerman, this incredible website encourages literacy, creativity, and imagination by allowing anyone to create their own comic strip. The site features many other resources including lesson plans and free printables. There is even an option to create comic strips in other languages.
Xtranormal
by Sandy GadeThis website allows users to turn their stories into 3D animated videos.
Kizoa: Slideshow and Collage Maker
by Sandy GadeThis website allows you to create slideshows with special effects, text, and even music. You can also edit photos, create collages and e-cards, and share them via your favorite social networking sites.
Visuwords: online graphical dictionary
by Sandy GadeAccording to their site, you can use this site to look up the meaning of words and how those words associate with other words and concepts.
