Need to create a static image?

... then Typo is super for easily creating each letter of your text in interesting ways:

Win $1500 - 30 sec anti-bullying clip

Anti-bullying video

Tips for presenting speeches

sparkol.com

Web tools for kids

Web Tools for Kids is a great site with creative ideas and links for you to use.  Make avatars, e-cards and cartoons or find music, photo or movie tools and much more.

Plan to Present

The Presentation Planning Checklist - Free eBook by We Are Visual from Nadine Hanafi

Google Hangouts but draw or instruct at the same time with Scoot & Doodle

Scoot & Doodle

Be a better photographer

MorgueFile stock great free photographs for you to use but it also has a classroom site.  I suggest you use their lessons to improve your basic photography skills.

MorgueFile Classroom

Free to use resources

 2learn 

Students can find links to lots of media, such as images, that you are allowed to use for school projects.

                                                                                                                           

Google Accounts with Speech

The Google Account Part 1 and Part 2 slideshows presented in my earlier posting, can also be viewed here with the addition of sound.


Using a Google Account Part 1


Using a Google Account Part 2

How to create and use a Google Account

 Google Accounts Part 1
Google Calendar allows you to record what and when you do your homework and share it with your teacher.  Do all your word processing and presenting on Google Drive


Google Accounts Part 2
Google+ allows you to follow and share with people you know as well as do group video calling (Hangout).  This blog is created on Blogger and some search tips are included.

Printing Press

Printing Press

Printing Press  is a handy site that helps you publish three types of documents - a poster, a brochure or a newspaper.  It is easy to use but its real power comes in the fact that you can save incomplete work!  The site lets a user save in a proprietary .RWT format on a usb stick or saved to a network space.  When you next begin, that same file can be opened so it can be completed and shared as a .PDF.