Comments on: Voicethread.com (online resource) http://paulhami.edublogs.org/2007/06/04/voicethreadcom-online-resource/ Educational and Assistive Technology to support Universal Access and Universal Design for Learning Fri, 09 Jan 2009 06:46:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Kevin Bucknall http://paulhami.edublogs.org/2007/06/04/voicethreadcom-online-resource/#comment-3325 Kevin Bucknall Mon, 03 Mar 2008 15:39:19 +0000 http://paulhami.edublogs.org/2007/06/04/voicethreadcom-online-resource/#comment-3325 I give away a free book of economics notes, entitled "An Introduction to Economics", on my website. There are also various articles, mainly but not entirely about economics, such as "Improve your Marks in Exams: the Meaning of Commonly Used Words", and "Trying to Make Sense of Economic Policy, Part 1: What do Governments Try to Do." The URL is: http://www.kevinbucknall.com Other than a book I wrote (Going to University: the Secrets of Success) everything on this site is free. There is also a link to another site of mine with other material, including an article "How to Increase Your Motivation and Tackle Procrastination: A Practical Guide for Students" Perhaps I should add that as an Englishman, I use spellings such as "labour" rather than "labor"; I imagine that this will not put people off too much and I hope that some of your readers can benefit. Thank you. Kevin I give away a free book of economics notes, entitled “An Introduction to Economics”, on my website. There are also various articles, mainly but not entirely about economics, such as “Improve your Marks in Exams: the Meaning of Commonly Used Words”, and “Trying to Make Sense of Economic Policy, Part 1: What do Governments Try to Do.”

The URL is: http://www.kevinbucknall.com

Other than a book I wrote (Going to University: the Secrets of Success) everything on this site is free.

There is also a link to another site of mine with other material, including an article “How to Increase Your Motivation and Tackle Procrastination: A Practical Guide for Students”

Perhaps I should add that as an Englishman, I use spellings such as “labour” rather than “labor”; I imagine that this will not put people off too much and I hope that some of your readers can benefit.

Thank you.

Kevin

]]> By: Meredith Nelson http://paulhami.edublogs.org/2007/06/04/voicethreadcom-online-resource/#comment-3027 Meredith Nelson Tue, 04 Sep 2007 18:06:02 +0000 http://paulhami.edublogs.org/2007/06/04/voicethreadcom-online-resource/#comment-3027 Dear Paul: Hello, my name is Meredith Nelson and I work with the publishing company Gale. Did you know that Gale’s AccessMyLibrary.com site is a wonderful free educational resource? I was reading your post on Voicethread.com, and I would like to share some news that your loyal blog readers will appreciate. AccessMyLibrary.com offers teachers and students nearly 30 million free articles from journals, magazines and other trusted publications. While your blog readers are probably cringing at their out-of-pocket back to school costs, please let them know that they no longer have to pay for education publications. Teachers can go to AccessMyLibrary.com to search for the latest education news and research, lesson plan ideas, and industry publications. A few of the topics featured include: government, health, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, geography, social sciences, business, economics, literature, sociology, language and art. AccessMyLibrary’s free collection of reference materials, journals and articles are available to teachers through their local libraries with their library card. Those without library cards can simply sign up through AccessMyLibrary.com! If you have any questions regarding AccessMyLibrary.com, do not hesitate to contact me at the address below. Thank you, Meredith Nelson mnelson@ecnext.com Dear Paul:

Hello, my name is Meredith Nelson and I work with the publishing company Gale. Did you know that Gale’s AccessMyLibrary.com site is a wonderful free educational resource?

I was reading your post on Voicethread.com, and I would like to share some news that your loyal blog readers will appreciate. AccessMyLibrary.com offers teachers and students nearly 30 million free articles from journals, magazines and other trusted publications. While your blog readers are probably cringing at their out-of-pocket back to school costs, please let them know that they no longer have to pay for education publications.

Teachers can go to AccessMyLibrary.com to search for the latest education news and research, lesson plan ideas, and industry publications. A few of the topics featured include: government, health, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, geography, social sciences, business, economics, literature, sociology, language and art.

AccessMyLibrary’s free collection of reference materials, journals and articles are available to teachers through their local libraries with their library card. Those without library cards can simply sign up through AccessMyLibrary.com!

If you have any questions regarding AccessMyLibrary.com, do not hesitate to contact me at the address below.

Thank you,

Meredith Nelson
mnelson@ecnext.com

]]> By: Angel and Daniel Gleed@7seo http://paulhami.edublogs.org/2007/06/04/voicethreadcom-online-resource/#comment-2997 Angel and Daniel Gleed@7seo Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:46:22 +0000 http://paulhami.edublogs.org/2007/06/04/voicethreadcom-online-resource/#comment-2997 Voicethread sounds to be cool. You can browse images and submit audio comments. Havent tried that but I'll be willing to open that sitte and check it out myself. <a href="http://7seo.com" rel="nofollow">AngelandDaniel@seo7</a> Voicethread sounds to be cool. You can browse images and submit audio comments. Havent tried that but I’ll be willing to open that sitte and check it out myself.

AngelandDaniel@seo7

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