Every week, I share my favorite finds in this weekly series! Don’t forget to test these tools out. If you want instant access to these fantastic websites connect with me on Google reader!
Teacher Training Videos
Have you ever wanted to show a video tutorial to your teachers? Have you ever 
needed a video tutorial on the best practices of using a tool? With Russell Stannard‘s site, Teacher Training Videos, you will find a video tutorial on several tools and topics. The videos are categorized into different sections. Now you can take charge of your own professional development or share the website with a teacher new to using technology or teaching English language learners!
Easy Wiki Tool
I love the ability to drag and drop boxes, which is why Intodit.com is the 
fastest and easiest tool to use to create a free wiki! It took me five minutes to sign-up, choose a template, and start dragging and dropping pictures, movies, widgets, and music. The space wiki shown displays the type of quality which can be achieved. I like this tool much more than PBworks and Wikispaces.
Youtube Channel: Pecha Kucha
I have been working on my Youtube Channel and have decided to share it with you. The latest playlist includes Pecha Kucha videos I recorded at the recent TESOL Paris conference. Watch amazing presentations from Lindsay Clandfield, Burcu Akyol, Ken Wilson, Jamie Keddie, Gavin Dudeney, and Penny Ur! Categories include:
- Video Tutorials
- Education Technology
- Education Inspirational
- Pecha Kucha
- English Lessons
Zoho Integrated with Google
When Zoho first came out, several educators debated which was a better service
Zoho documents or Google Docs. Both tools can be used by students to create PowerPoint presentations, spreadsheets, and word documents. Now, you can use both tools for free, because Zoho allows you to sign-up with your Google account and integrate your Google Docs. Matthias Heil gave me this tip!
Even More Cool Links
- For a list of cool websites, check out Ozge Karaoglu’s series, Faves of the Week!
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