Wednesday, October 31, 2012

SpellingCity

SpellingCity is a fantastic site for all Spelling & Vocabulary means.  This is done by finding or creating your own word lists (that can be imported) and then integrating them into educational games.  This is an absolute great resource for teachers that also offers a free iOS app.

I highly recommend checking out SpellingCity by clicking here!!!

*SpellingCity is a paid advertiser of Technology Tidbits.

theLearnia

theLearnia is a new (beta) site for educational videos.  This is done through a social network aspect that allows teachers to upload videos into "lessons" and then share w/ students.  Users can then discuss via public/private messaging about the video.  This is an ideal site for online learning.

I highly recommend checking out theLearnia by clicking here!!

Thanks to Richard Byrne's blog for the tip.

For my Pinterest board on Educational Videos click here.


Monday, October 29, 2012

EdShelf

EdShelf is a site I blog about quite often and one of my favorite new sites of the year.  This is a great place for users to curate the web into lists as well as: rate, find, and organize new sites/apps.  Edshelf is very user friendly, offers in depth reviews, as well as provide videos and links for Ed Tech products.

I highly recommend checking out EdShelf by clicking here!!!

*EdShelf is a paid advertiser of Technology Tidbits.

SurveyFace

SurveyFace is a nice online site I found out about from one of my readers for creating surveys.  There are lots of great features for users to like such as: templates, reporting, real-time results, and more.  Best of all this SF is free!!

I recommend checking out SurveyFace by clicking here!!

For my top 10 Sites for Creating Surveys or Polls click here.

Sunday, October 28, 2012

SendHub

SendHub is a site I've covered before that is ideal for creating another line for your phone for free.  This is great for education as it allows teachers to send texts to groups of students, parents, etc for free from any online device.

Here is more detailed info from a recent email...

"SendHub is a simple and fast way for professionals to communicate; providing businesses, and organizations, with a call and messaging solution to reach small and large groups of people. Their simple interface lets users place & accept calls, as well as send group messages to everyone, from anywhere. SendHub was founded for teachers, but has also seen successful usage from businesses, political organizations, faith groups and more."

I highly recommend checking out SendHub by clicking here!!

For my Pinterest board on Mobile Phones in Education click here.

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Problem-Attic

Problem-Attic is a site I just found out about through an email which is ideal for finding thousands of test questions that a educator can customize to meet their needs.

Here is more details from their email...

"Today, through Problem-Attic, more than 40,000, high quality, challenging questions from 30 years of past New York Regents tests are available and the site's offerings will continue to grow over the weeks and months to come.  Using Problem-Attic's easy-to-use tools, teachers can search questions covering mathematics, science, social studies and English by subject and topic, select the ones that meet their needs and  reformatted them into tests, quizzes, worksheets, flashcards, or even problem-of-the-day calendars."

I highly recommend checking out Problem-Attic by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Educational Resources click here.


LearnVille

LearnVille is a new (private beta) that is only accepting email invites right now.  It is for online learning and tutoring through the use of video.

Check it out and request and invite by clicking here.

For my Pinterest board for Online Tutoring/Teaching click here.