Online Projects

Internet Expeditions
http://eduscapes.com/sessions/travel/index.htm

I really enjoyed this web site. It gives you options about how to build a web-quest for students. I will admit that the graphics on this page was what first pulled me into the site. It's well organized, and pleasing to the eye. Not only does the site offer information on how to make a web-quest. It also offers evaluations and adaptations for learners. This site is for the educator that wants to develop a proper web-quest.

Teachers first: thinking teachers, teaching thinkers
 http://www.teachersfirst.com/matrix.cfm

This site is another great tool for teachers. Here they offer lesson plans, instructional units, classroom planning calendars, and special topics. They have information from these categories that include all ages, courses and abilities. This site didn't have fancy images or striking colors that drew me in; but it was well organized and informative.

check out these sites they'll help educators provide successful online projects.

TED reflections

TED ideas worth spreading.


This site is cool. I enjoyed being able to search through the presenters and view all the topics. This site makes it very easy to investigate what you'd like to see. I can see myself using this tool in class. I  believe that students enjoy watching information that is being given to them. 


I couldn't find anything on Clay animation. But there is a lot on design, and other art video's that I could use. 


The video I watched was Joshua Walter's: On being just crazy enough.
Joshua is an entertainer who is diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He talks about company's that are looking for people with that edge. having just enough crazy without going over board. Check it out the link is:http://www.ted.com/talks/joshua_walters_on_being_just_crazy_enough.html