Jon Oaks

Tag: Links

  • Helpful Links (circa 2005)

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    Note (8/5/2024) – Many of the newer links I’ve added to the website can be found on this page. This list of links was complied somewhere around 2005.  Ugh.  That seems like a long time ago.  I’m a lot better than this now. Statistics Links Oakland University Mathematics Department A Guide to Statistical Software Free…

  • Thousands of FREE Learning Resources

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    I have heard about these websites from various places throughout the past week.  I hijacked a few of the descriptions, but I would rather give a hijacked description rather than an inaccurate description. 1.  CoSketch is a multi-user online whiteboard designed to give you the ability to quickly visualize and share your ideas as images.…

  • Tech Resources for Teachers: Backchanneling and more!

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    Over the past few months I have been trying to totally emerge myself into the world of Instructional Technology.  I have seen so many resources and as we all know, they eventually become repetitive.  I hate reading a list of "The Top Best New 100 Resources for Teachers" and half of them I already know…

  • Twitter Link Round-Up

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    Here’s a recap of the links that I’ve posted on Twitter over the past week or so: 1.  A friend told me that she used this Divisibility Rocks game from over at The Utah Education Network with her Developmental Math students and that it worked really well.  It turns out that they have plenty of other…

  • 10 Potentially Helpful Resources

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    Here is the most recent set of helpful resources that I have sort of stumbled upon out of well over 200 hundred that I’ve looked at today: 1.  Broad Texter – This is a service that allows you to create a group so that your students can join so that they can receive text messages from…

  • Personalized Learning Environment

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    I always get frustrated when I see articles like the Top 25 Web 2.0 Sites for Education because I don't have to look at them all. I'm probably already using most of them already. Some of them actually stink really bad. Some of them require a fee. Well, you're in luck!  Since I'm taking a…

  • Get Creative!

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    Sometimes a search for the weirdest things will bring you some of the the most useful things, like this, a link from Panola College of dozens of Free Web-based tools that can be used to spice up an on-line class.  So, do you really want to know what I was searching for?  It was a Google Image…