Resources

Please use the link below to examine primary and secondary resources regarding Marie-Josèphe dite Angélique and the happens in Montreal during the Spring of 1734. The “Trial,” “Aftermath,” and “Archives” section is where you will find the resources. However, you may also want to take a look at the other sections to get more of an […]

Please find links below to help you research and find information about Great/Famous Canadians. I encourage you to start with these links and the print resources that are in the class before you go wild and crazy with your searching on the internet. A website full of links about many famous and great Canadians that has been […]

I am a big fan of having students present and share their learning in unique ways. As a result the students tend to have more fun and ultimately get more out of it. Below are a few resources that some of my students have used or played with in the past. The best part is […]

Below are some websites that I have come across. It always amazes me what is out there for free. Some of these sites might make your life easier and others are just cool. Most of these are a result of Google and all that it has done for online environments. Chrome Experiments – We think […]

Kseniya Simonova – Sand Animation Jeff Han Demos his Breakthrough Touchscreen A Story of Mixed Emoticons Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos Photosynth Phil Hans Paints the Mona Lisa with Hamburger Grease Link to Phil Hans website – Lots of cool stuff here. John Lee Demos Wii Remote Hack Theo Jansen Creates New Creatures Changing Education […]