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xtimeline - Explore and Create Free Timelines
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May 1, 10:49am
6 reviews
history, internet-tools, k-12-education
http://xtimeline.com/
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Social Timelines
When we developed the timeline tool, our friends thought of many ways to creatively use the timeline. Some of them thought the timeline could become a great public service, a resource for history education and for debate over current issues. Others wanted to create biographical timelines for celebrities and their scandalous relationships.
The ability of these timelines to entertain and educate convinced us that other people would enjoy our timeline as much we do. And that's how xtimeline came to have a home of its own.
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YouTube - The Resilience of Teacher Culture
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Apr 18, 8:38pm
3 reviews
education, video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfQzo5e4iSU
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Education reform
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DrawerGeeks!
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Apr 15, 2:17pm
117 reviews
animation, drawing, literature, white-water
http://www.drawergeeks.com/
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Friday Drawings
Every other Friday, a group of professional artists, mostly from comic book, animation, illustration and design fields, gets together to draw. They pick a theme of a fictional character. Each draws there own version. The product has to stay with the theme and be clean. Other than that, it could go any direction.
They post there work here. They try to keep it quiet, but here it is. There's some pretty cool stuff here.
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SI Vault - 54 years of Sports Illustrated history - SI.com
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Mar 29, 3:13pm
3 reviews
sports
http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com/
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Sport History Archieve
Sports Illustrated Magazine free searchable digitized archives launched today. Complete collection of content throughout its 54-year history
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FreeScreencast.com - Features
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Mar 6, 8:44pm
4 reviews
internet, internet-tools, k-12-education, screencasting
http://freescreencast.com/
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~ Medieval Armor, Medieval Helmets, and Medieval History ~
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Mar 6, 7:51pm
11 reviews
history, medieval-history
http://armor-shop.com/
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Medieval Times in a Can
Replicas or reproductions of all sorts of middle ages armour. Chain mail shirts that weight 30 lbs. Helmets, breastplates and gorgets. Plenty of metal to dress up like a knight.
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Once Upon A School
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Feb 29, 5:03pm
5 reviews
education, ted
http://onceuponaschool.org/
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Once Upon a School
2008 TED prize winner, David Eggers, encourages people to build partnerships with public schools.
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YouTube - How NOT to use PowerPoint!
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Feb 23, 6:12pm
3 reviews
multimedia, design, video, prestations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cagxPlVqrtM
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Comedian Don McMillan points out human foibles using PowerPoint.
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My Tweet Map
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Feb 22, 8:15pm
2 reviews
internet, internet-tools, twitter
http://www.mytweetmap.com/
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Where's That Tweet Coming From?
Mashup works with your Twitter account. All the tweets you receive shown on a map. Interesting to see where people are. I haven't figured out any really useful thing about it yet. But it is interesting.
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LinkBunch - Put multiple links into one - http://linkbun.ch
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Feb 19, 11:41pm
18 reviews
internet-tools
http://linkbun.ch/
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Send a Bunch, All at Once
LinkBunch lets you put multiple links into one small link which you can share over IM, Twitter, email or even a mobile phone SMS. I find it useful for the classroom. I blog about it here.
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