This document provides a list of 14 technology resources for use in the classroom: - Prezi and Radiowaves are websites for creating online presentations and podcasts/videos to engage students. Numu is a similar music-focused site. - Thinkuknow and CEOP provide safe surfing information for teachers and students. - Todaysmeet, Qwizdom and polling sites like Polleverywhere support interactive classroom activities like discussions, quizzes and polls. - Promethean, Smarttech and interactive whiteboards facilitate digital lessons, while Wordle, Xmind and Mindnode support organization and analysis through word clouds and mind maps. - TED talks

1. Technology in the classroom: a list of resources
● www.prezi.com - online presentation creating website - very creative and fexible,
gets audiences more engaged and involved with the presentation.
● www.radiowaves.co.uk - podcasting/videocasting hosting website for schools and
young people - like a 'safe' facebook; everyone has to prove they are
● www.numu.org.uk - sister site to radiowaves but for music only; schools create a
'record label' to which they can 'sign' classes/groups of children - this could be
useful for you anyway Pete,
● www.thinkuknow.co.uk - ceop's resource website for teachers/young people for
safe surfing information
● www.ceop.police.uk - child exploitation and online protection centre.
● http://todaysmeet.com- backchannel forum (twitter) - could be good for a
practical demonstration.
● www.qwizdom.co.uk - hardware/software audience response (classroom quiz)
systems.
● www.promethean.co.uk - interactive whiteboard manufacturer
● http://www.smarttech.com- interactive whiteboard manufacturer/software
developer - I've seen these more often than Promethean boards)
● http://www.wordle.com – creates word clouds from a website or a body of text;
makes more frequent words larger: excellent for summary and analysis.
● http://xmind.net - free windows mind mapping software, quite pretty, but very
friendly.
● http://www.mindnode.com - mind mapping software (basic version is free) for
Mac, and iPad, plus soon an iPhone version.
● http://www.ted.com - ideas worth sharing. Some fantastic keynote speeches and
presentations.
● http://www.polleverywhere.com - free text/twitter/sms fed polls (up to 30
responders for free) results can be embedded into live Powerpoint or keynote
presentations
● http://www.vimeo.com - video hosting, including free basic storage and very cheap
high quantity ‘channels’ for schools. for goodness sake use this instead of YouTube,
it’s much higher quality and NOT BLOCKED BY NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL (partly
because I argued for it... I thank you)