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Apps like ShowMe and Educreations make creating whiteboard-style instructional videos a relatively simple process. These apps let you draw on a white screen on your iPad or Android tablet while talking at the same time. Often teachers make whiteboard ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 4 new articles 25 Topics for Whiteboard Videos 110 Videos About Careers MathsLinks - A Good Place to Find Resources for Math Lessons How to Use the New Google Forms Customization Options More Recent Articles 25 Topics for Whiteboard Videos Apps like ShowMe and Educreations make creating whiteboard-style instructional videos a relatively simple process. These apps let you draw on a white screen on your iPad or Android tablet while talking at the same time. Often teachers make whiteboard videos to use as lessons for their students to watch independently. But having students make videos can be a great way to learn what they know about a topic and how they think about a topic. Here are twenty five topics that you could have your students make whiteboard videos about. Science Why volcanoes erupt The water cycle Ocean tides Tectonic plates Inertia Math Adding and subtracting fractions The Pythagorean theorem Slope intercept form Compound interest Long division Social Studies Ranked choice voting Branches of government Latitude and longitude Map projections Gerrymandering  Language Arts Parts of speech Phonics lessons Plot structure Prefixes and suffixes Types and structures of poems Other Rules of various sports Bass clef and treble clef How to read a clock Verb conjugation How wi-fi networks work This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories How to Use Flipgrid to Publish Instructional Videos 5 Ways to Make Stop-motion and Time-lapse Movies The Stillmotion Method for Storytelling   • Email to a friend • 110 Videos About Careers For nearly a decade I have been referring folks to Next Vista for Learning as a place to find and to share educational videos made by students and teachers. The Light Bulbs section of Next Vista is where you will find most of the videos on the site. The videos within the Light Bulbs section are divided into eleven topics. One of those topics is Careers. The Careers topic on Next Vista for Learning contains 110 videos of people talking about their jobs and career fields. Students watching the videos can gain a little bit of insight into jobs in a wide variety of fields including engineering, hospitality, retail management, real estate, and medicine. All Next Vista for Learning videos are Creative Commons licensed and available to download for use in your classroom. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories Making and Understanding Paper Airplanes Snap vs. Scratch The Quote Sandwich - A Student Explains How to Use Quotes   • Email to a friend • MathsLinks - A Good Place to Find Resources for Math Lessons MathsLinks.net is a great site created by a mathematics teacher for mathematics teachers. On the site you will find collections of games, interactive demonstrations, and lesson ideas for use in elementary, middle, and high school mathematics lessons. The best way to get started on MathsLinks is to head to the Links section of MathsLinks and select a topic and subtopic. You chosen subtopic will display resources like games, interactive displays, and PDFs that contain lesson ideas. Speaking of lesson ideas, the Starters section of MathsLinks offers plenty of quick "do-now" types of activities that you can use in your classroom. And if you just need some simple graph paper, lined paper, or blank pie chart templates, head to the Essentials section of MathsLinks. Applications for Education MathsLinks is a good site for anyone who teaches math to keep bookmarked. Whether you need simply need to print a graph or you're looking for a great interactive demonstration to use in your geometry lesson, MathsLinks has something for you. And if you want to get involved in making MathsLinks better, you can submit your own resources for sharing. This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories ABCya's Number Chart Is a Fun Math Activity for Kids 82 Math in Real Life Lessons The Web Version of Google Earth Finally Gets a Measuring Tool   • Email to a friend • How to Use the New Google Forms Customization Options A couple of weeks ago Google announced that new customization options would be added to Google Forms. Those new options appeared in my accounts over the weekend. If you haven't seen the new features, take a look at my new tutorial video to see the new ways that you can customize the look of your Google Forms.   This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachersif you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.               Related Stories How to Find Free Images to Use in Multimedia Projects How to Measure Distances in Google Earth How to Create a Virtual Tour That Includes Audio Narration   • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles June's Most Popular Posts on Free Technology for Teachers Google Classroom, Flipgrid, and SeeSaw - The Week in Review How to Find Free Images to Use in Multimedia Projects ABCya's Number Chart Is a Fun Math Activity for Kids Last Day to Get Five Practical Ed Tech Webinars in One Package

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