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inklewriter

Do you use creative writing in your classroom? Add an interactive twist with inklewriter's choose-your-own-adventure tools! [...] »

IWitness

Delve into 20th-century history with Holocaust survivor and witness testimonies. [...] »

Google for Teachers: A Guide by "Free Technology for Teachers"

Go beyond Google Search with this free guide to Google services. [...] »

iPads/Tablet Computers

Discover a new world of teaching possibilities with portable tablet computers. [...] »

iMovie/Movie Maker

Produce digital documentaries with iMovie for Mac and Windows Movie Maker for PCs. [...] »

Creating Cartoons: Pixton & ToonDoo

Maximize student creativity with these tools that let students create their own cartoons. [...] »

Glogster

Glogster—a "posterboard" creator for the digital media age. [...] »

Vimeo

YouTube blocked at your school? Video uploading site Vimeo is here for you. [...] »

YouTube

YouTube is an invaluable resource—just make sure to use it properly! [...] »

Voki

Bring history to life and protect student identity with personalized speaking avatars. [...] »

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