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With nearly 200 free software applications, this new update is just jammed full of awesome free tools and tons of insights into how to use them in your courses and classrooms! If you’ve followed EmergingEdTech for a few years now, Via Beth Dichter 
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A curated list of resources to help students find high-quality, copyright friendly media for use in projects or presentations. Via Beth Dichter
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
May 11, 2015 6:25 AM
Are you looking for resources that provide "copyright friendly" images, audio and video for your learners? This post, by Richard Byrne, provides six resources. Each one provides access to materials that are in the public domain. * The Moving Image Archive. This is part of the Internet Archive and includes over 1.7 million clips. * The Public Domain Review is a project of the Open Knowledge Foundation and provides access to images, books, films, audio recording and essays. * The Free Music Archive (FMA) provides access to free music. This collection is curated and provides a range of genres. * Sound Gator provides free sound effects. Do you need the sound of a horn honking, or whipped cream coming out of a can? This is a great place to go. * Pixabay and the Morgue File are both great places to search for images. The Morgue File is a collection of photos, and Pixabay provides high-resolution images in the public domain. Byrne provides additional details on each of these six resources in the post. Click through to learn more. |
Emerging EdTech has just released their newest version of the excellent e-book that covers free software applications. This version is free to download and it may become a great resource for you to check out when you are considering new projects to do with your learners.
The e-book has eighteen chapters, beginning with Blogs and Blogging Resources. Additional chapters include:
* Creating Your Own Comics and Cartoons for Teaching and Learning
* Educational Games and Gamification
* Interactive Collaboration Tools
* Open Educational Resources
* Screencasting
* Using YouTube Videos as Lesson Materials
* Video Conferencing and Video Chat Tools
And this is by no means a complete list. You will find many more tools if you download the free book. You will need to provide your name and email address to receive the download link. Click through to the post for additional information.
Thanks Beth Dichter
Emerging EdTech has just released their newest version of the excellent e-book that covers free software applications. This version is free to download and it may become a great resource for you to check out when you are considering new projects to do with your learners.
The e-book has eighteen chapters, beginning with Blogs and Blogging Resources. Additional chapters include:
* Creating Your Own Comics and Cartoons for Teaching and Learning
* Educational Games and Gamification
* Interactive Collaboration Tools
* Open Educational Resources
* Screencasting
* Using YouTube Videos as Lesson Materials
* Video Conferencing and Video Chat Tools
And this is by no means a complete list. You will find many more tools if you download the free book. You will need to provide your name and email address to receive the download link. Click through to the post for additional information.