Tech Stuff I'm Learning from You

It's the last day of our Technology in Education class at University of Washington - Bothell. We're all sharing our technology portfolios. This is what I've learned from you:

• In Google maps, you can embed video (how???) and audio (with widget). A teacher created a map in the Google Earth view around which students had to tell a story. Cool.
• How do you invite parents/students to pbwiki? Kids don't need an email address (sign up as a class); do a group invite for parents (from email distribution list).
• Slide show: Can make in slides.com and flickr.com.
• Google clock for different time zones is a great idea for a blog/website if partnering with a school in another time zone.
• Jing for taking a video of a computer screen.
• Bubble.us for mindmapping.
• Nick's portfolio for math tools: gapminder, graphjam?, iGoogle gadget motion chart, TED.com for speakers.
• Pamela for recording a Skype video conference (but only one side of the conversation).
  
• Sustainable Building and Design discussion group on Delicious.
• OneTrueMedia.com for photo/text/music only digital story.
• Furl for putting notes up on a wiki.
• Google notebook for storing info that you searched.

Thank you!