Resources: links to interactive web sites and video
In my quest to provide a multi-modal experience for my
students, I often use technology in the form of the computer and the
Internet. Here are some sites that I have collected over the past few
years that appeal to either my adult students or my kids, and sometimes
both!
Science links
Interactive Human Body & Mind site from the BBC
A real favourite! Virtual knee surgery from Edheads
Fun science from Popular Science online
Concepts in particle physics explained in 60 seconds in Symmetry
"Explaining the physics of everyday life": How Things Work
Math links
Another favourite, even with adult students: National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
Over 100 java-based interactive math activities from Shodor Education Foundation Inc.
Visualize huge numbers with The Megapenny Project
Have fun with a-Live Maths math games from McMaster University
Interesting multiplication strategy from YouTube (below)
Resources: some of my favourites
Learning theory, creativity, brain research and more
Creating Passionate Users blog
UBC MET instructor Brian Lamb has The ObjectLearning Archive on Furl
Web site construction
Open source web authoring program: Nvu
Make your own buttons with TomaWeb
Learn about CSS from w3schools