Links

David Warlick's Links:

 * [|Landmarks for School]: http://landmark-project.com/
 * [|At Your Service]: http://davidwarlick.com/wordpress/
 * [|2 ¢ Worth]: (David's Blog) - http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/
 * [|Connect Learning]: (David's Podcasts) - http://davidwarlick.com/connectlearning/

Other Sites Mentioned at the Workshop:

 * [|Second Life]: http://secondlife.com/ - Second Life is a 3-D virtual world entirely built and owned by its residents. Since opening to the public in 2003, it has grown explosively and today is inhabited by a total of 6,240,591 people from around the globe.
 * [|Creative Commons]: http://creativecommons.org/ - With a Creative Commons license, **you keep your copyright** but allow people to [|copy and distribute your work] provided they [|give you credit] — and only on the conditions you specify here.
 * [|Pocastercon]: http://www.podcastercon.org/ - A free unconference open to all participants to discuss and learn about podcasting. An event where the content of the meeting is driven and created by the attendees rather than by a single organizer.
 * Create a Blog:**
 * [|Class Blogmeister]: tp://classblogmeister.com/ - David's site for teachers to create a blog. (Click on "Documentation" to establish an account and for directions on how to set up your blog).//
 * [|ePals]: http://www.epals.com/signup/choose.tpl - The Global Community is free. It allows you to: Collaborate with other members of the ePALS Global Community; Participate in cross-cultural penpal exchanges and language/literacy building activities; Engage in global discussions and project sharing; Built-in instant language translation; Create up to 35 free monitored accounts.
 * [|Gaggle]: - There is a free version and one that is not. There are limitations with the free version, but looks interesting to check out.
 * [|Imbee]: http://www.imbee.com/teacher - David like this one. Check it out.
 * [|EduBlog]: http://edublogs.org/ - From their site: "Because Edublogs is made by educators for educators we know a lot about how you can effectively use blogs in teaching and learning at all levels. We’re here to provide resources, discussion and suggestions for how you can use Edublogs for education and we’re always adding to them and working on our methods. Thinking of eportfolios, collaborative classwork, online journaling, discussion or problem-based learning or good old social constructivism? So are we!"

Create a Podcast:

 * [|Gcast]: http://www.gcast.com/
 * [|Podomatic]: http://www.podomatic.com/
 * [|Slapcast]: http://slapcast.com/ - $4.95 a month, unlimited bandwith
 * [|Radio WillowWeb]: http://www.mpsomaha.org/willow/radio/ - Bob Sprankle's elementary podcasting project.
 * NEW: [|Castwiki] - Good info on how to create a podcast.

Tools for Podcasting:

 * [|Audacity]: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ - For sound editing (you will need to download the LAME encoder too)
 * [|Switch]: Audio file converter
 * [|Freeplaymusic]: copyright free music clips for your podcast
 * [|Partners in Rhyme]: http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/pir/PIRsfx.shtml - free sound effects
 * [|Find Sounds]: free sound effects

RSS:

 * [|Google Reader]: http://www.google.com/reader/view/ - If you know the address of the feed you want to subscribe to, you can just click on the "Add Subscriptions" link and paste the address in the text field that appears.
 * [|Bloglines]: http://www.bloglines.com/

Bookmarking:

 * [|del.icio.us] - Social bookmarking; share your bookmarks and see other people's bookmarks.
 * [|Google] - Note: this feature stores your bookmarks online, so you'll need to have a Google Account and be signed in to create and access your bookmarks. You can also view your bookmarks using your Google Account's Search History feature. Just click the "Search History" link that appears in the upper right-hand corner of the Google homepage when you're logged into your Google Account and you'll see your Bookmarks. [|Sign up for a Google Account]. This is not a social bookmark place, just a way to access your own bookmarks from any computer.
 * http://del.icio.us/lparisi - My site has tons of online and interactive sites for SmartBoards, podcasts, video streaming, etc.
 * http://www.diigo.com/

About Web 2.0

 * Web 2.0 Resources and Tools for the Classroom Teachers[| - http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/Technology/Tools.htmlJ]
 * Wes Fyer's wiki on podcasting: excellent source. [|http://teachdigital.pbwiki.com/podcasting-]
 * **Will Richardson's Wiki - Loads of great resources: [|http://weblogged.wikispaces.com/A+Web+of+Connections...Why+the+Read+Write+Web+Changes+Everything]//**
 * **http://www.classroom20.com/ - I thought this site was mentioned at the conference. Since joining, I have met many like-minded educators around the country and into Canada. I have set up collaborations for next year and read and participate in great conversations. Christine and I do meet there occasionally. :)**

Just for Fun

 * Interactive comic strip maker: http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/comix.php