Interested in finding free to access resources for teachers of ICT on the net

Hi. I am interested to learn of any interesting resources on the net for training teachers in ICT etc.? I would also like to have a look at any flash based resources you can think of.
We are currently on the look out for resources for a platform called ALISON.

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Permalink Reply by Alex Savage on December 17, 2007 at 12:35pm

Hi Sean
I've got a website that lots of ICT trainee teachers use in the UK.
I've got lots of free teaching resources at http://communicty.wikispaces.com/ks3ict
I've got some pedagogical resources at http://communicty.wikispaces.com/ITT+and+CPD
I'm also really interested in bring a real dimension into the curriculum using ICT. To view some of the resources I've created go to http://communicty.wikispaces.com/Global
If any of the above is of use to you, just let me know.
Thanks
Alex

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Permalink Reply by ddeubel on December 17, 2007 at 2:47pm

I really like Russell's site. A lot about EFL / ESL teaching but some really nice flash stuff for ICT training.....

I mentioned before Andrew Field's site of quizzes to assess ict knowledge.

www.jakesonline.org has some too....

There are plenty on http://screencast.com/ especially if you use Camtasia (my computer can't live without it).

David
http://eflclassroom.ning.com

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Permalink Reply by Patricia Donaghy on March 19, 2008 at 7:20am

Thanks for the pointer to Andrew Field's site of quizzes. Great resource and great fun - especially if you are a sports fanatic!
Patricia

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Permalink Reply by Dave Grewal on March 19, 2008 at 1:45am

Hey Sean,

WiZiQ is a free online virtual classroom platform that is pretty easy to use and doesn't require any downloads or installations. It has audio/video features and the ability to upload any form of content (word, pdf, excel, PPT etc...).

Here is some more info.

It does support flash, so check it out, let me know what you think.

Cheers,
Dave