22nd Apr, 2008

Ed Tech Crew 41 - my shed, more google and top 100

Podcast number 41 - April 22nd 2008

[EDTECHCREW041.mp3 Running time: 44:48 mins, size: 20.6 MB]


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Links

Live Meetings - DimDim

Top 100 Tools for Learning Spring 2008

Google Earth Lessons

Google Pro Free to Educators

Homepage Tools - Pageflakes for teachers

Quicklinks
Photoshop Express - online photo editor from Adobe

SlideRocket - Web presentations

http://twittearth.com

Johny Lee on Tony’s Blog

Responses

Great show guys, lots of cool links as usual.
Check out what BIS has done with Google Earth and thier school webpage. Slick!
http://www.isb.ac.th/

Thanks for your mention of Dimdim. We’re proud to be Open Source, tightly integrated with Moodle, and dedicated to the needs of educators.

Hi,

I am in the midst of trying to get the free licenses for Google Earth. There are a bit more hoops than what is mentioned in the blog you referenced. Here is what they will want from you:

In return (for the free license), we ask for your yearly contribution to a forum of educators facilitated by the Google Earth Community at http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/ubbthreads.php/Cat/0 or http://groups.google.com/group/google-for-educators. There, you will be joined by other educators seeking collaborative opportunities with their peers for the benefit of students. Whether it be information in the form of a lesson plan or in a detailed testimony outlining your successes, these contributions will foster incentives for creativity and innovation which that can ultimately evolve into Google Earth enhancements geared specifically toward curriculum development.

To participate, please return your completed application to GEEC@google.com. Should your organization qualify you will receive notification via email with detailed instructions on how to set up your account and register for Google online support.

Information required:

1. Your name (key contact person)
2. Organization / Institution
3. A brief description of the Institution / Organization
4. Full mailing address
5. Telephone number
6. User name (complete email address that will be assigned to the license key)
7. Institution’s web address
8. Your Institution’s Tax ID (if applicable)
9. Your Institution’s 501©3 number (US only, if applicable)
10. A description of the intended application including grade level(s), discipline(s) or subject.
11. What features in Google Earth Pro are important to you and how do you wish to use them in your classroom.
12. Number of computers you are requesting to download this software on.
13. Prior license key information.

PLEASE NOTE: Applicants are required to download the free, 7-day trial version of Google Earth Pro at http://earth.google.com/ before applying. Please be sure to include your Google Earth trial account user name and license key above.

Great Show.

One other question. In a past podcast, one of you mentioned that you have a internet safety lesson or presentations that you give that you felt you finally had perfected or at least close. I would love it if you shared the info. I am creating that information as well and it would help to see one that has been refined through time.

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