The Really Useful List of Fill-in-the-Blank Web Tools for Teachers and Students |
Are you looking for ways to make good use of the Internet in your classroom? This treasure trove of mostly fill-in-the-blank tools may be just what you need to get started. Continuing the proud tradition that began with the (now famous) The Really Big List of Classroom Management Resources, 10 valiant members of the Monmouth University online course, ED 554 OL Modern Educational Practices, worked night and day to bring you an impressive list of practical tools and resources you might really use in K-12 classrooms. “The Really Useful List” includes tools, forms, templates, checklists, and interactive activities that will enable you generate Web sites, lessons, puzzles, rubrics, projects, games and a whole lot more. (When you are finished here, people will think are a real “Web Wizard.”) |
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These links were selected and described by the members of the Spring 2002 online course, ED554 OL Modern Educational Practices, Monmouth University, West Long Branch, NJ: Deb Buxbaum, Diane Hoff, Mike Liebmann, Sharon Harris, Jodie Boyle, Leslie VanArsdale, Karen Tay, Tom Lynch, Glory Shuler, and Chris Cullen. |
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site was created
on February 26,
2002, by Dr.
Bill Martin who
taught the
course. This site is no longer maintained. Last updated on March 24, 2002.
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