Showing posts with label Delicious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delicious. Show all posts

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Delicious - Social Bookmarking: Organize and Share your Webpages












According to the Delicious website:

"The Web is a big place, full of new and interesting things to discover. The problem is finding the good stuff and keeping track of it all. This is where Delicious can help.

Delicious is a Social Bookmarking service, which means you can save all your bookmarks online, share them with other people, and see what other people are bookmarking. It also means that we can show you the most popular bookmarks being saved right now across many areas of interest. In addition, our search and tagging tools help you keep track of your entire bookmark collection and find tasty new bookmarks from people like you."

Social Bookmarking in Plain English gives great three-minute overview of Delicious:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeBmvDpVbWc

If you would like to explore my collection of websites - to see if there are any that might be helpful for your teaching, please take look at my account!

My username is MBMorell
and my password is share1

Friday, May 27, 2011

Arkive - Website in the Spotlight


The website Arkive believes wildlife films and photos are vital weapons in the battle to save the world's endangered species from the brink of extinction.
So with the help of the world’s best filmmakers, photographers, conservationists and scientists, ARKive has created a multimedia guide to the world's endangered animals, plants and fungi.
At HTS, we have used Arkive in the computer lab for research, and to explore photos and videos endangered animals.

The site also has a number of educational resources.  Suitable for 7 to 16 year olds, ARKive’s free teaching resources cover a range of key science and biology subjects including: adaptation, food chains, Darwin and natural selection, classification, identification, conservation and biodiversity.
These teaching resources include: classroom presentations, activities and handouts, teachers' notes as well as links to ARKive species profiles and scrapbooks.