Widgets


 * Wonderful resources from federal agencies include primary documents, videos, animations, and photos. Visitors will be directed to websites that host educational materials for teachers and students.

[Process step: Inserting an RSS feed to provide dynamic access to the resources on the site.] || rss url="http://www.ed.gov/free/free-rss.xml" link="true" number="10" || Open that bundle. Copy the URL. Open the wikipage on which you want the RSS feed inserted. Move the cursor to the desired location. On the Editor toolbar, select Widget. Select RSS feed. Enter the URL in the appropriate dialog box. Save. || rss url="http://delicious.com/HomeworkProjects/bundle:Inventors%20and%20Inventions"link="true" description="true"number="10" date="true" || [Process step: Include the widget on Teacher Resources webpage for easy access.] || media type="custom" key="6509571" ||
 * I finally figured out a way to display a subset of my Delicious bookmarks: one tag bundle. Yeah!
 * My little Voki is a tool that I would like to employ on my website to aid students in accessing great sites/tools, and otherwise encouraging them to develop/practice good skills. The cute voice, and the animated character will hopefully appeal to students. || media type="custom" key="6509895" align="center" ||
 * Use this widget to add Today in History to your website or wiki. || media type="custom" key="6509589" ||
 * Stay current on educator resources with this link roll from Thinkfinity.
 * Finding Dulcinea is a site that I will continue to experiment with. The GUI is attractive and dynamic. There are potentially useful features. There is some question about the quality of the links so that bears watching. || media type="custom" key="6520995" ||