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Students explore their world and research their discoveries. Their topic can be about their city, school, local geography, historical site, event, his...

Exploring the U.S. National Parks using technology tools!

Kindergarten children interview their grandparents or other older adults about their memories of Kindergarten or First Grade. The results were used i...

This unit is a cross-grade level activity between senior government students and fifth grade social studies students. Teams of students created deskt...

In this project, student teams use a digital camcorder and iMovie to create a commercial about an element explaining important properties of that elem...

The National Math Trail Internet project provides teachers with a tool to motivate students with real-world examples of mathematics as well as an oppo...

A critical skill for any scientist is the ability to see patterns and to classify and organize items based on various criteria. In this activity, st...

This exhibit describes how Lester Pearson College set up an online virtual observation post at Race Rocks Marine Protected Area. Three QuickTime vide...

In this project, novice science teachers use the iSight camera and iChatAV to explore the effectiveness of alternative science teaching strategies in ...

Anatomy Revealed ® is an interactive, multimedia computer program for learning and review of practical human anatomy and its clinical application. Us...

In this project, students research the responsibilities of the President of the United States and about the achievements of Washington and Lincoln. Th...

In this project, students research the colonial period and a colonial person's life. They write a dramatic presentation about the person that the...

Middle school students in Wisconsin investigate technology tools to decipher and learn from political cartoons. These students are highly motivated to...

Dissection software such as the FroGuts program allows students to study animals closely without harming an actual specimen. Students assume the rol...

The American colonial period came alive this year for two 5th grade classes in Yarmouth, Maine. With their teachers and technology coordinator John Ma...

In this exhibit, students learn the value of the history, culture, and debate at the heart of great scientific events. Using iMovie as their primary ...

In this project, students use iMovie to combine photos of the Civil War that they have found online with a class recording of the Gettysburg Address.

In this project, each student produces a video essay in iMovie about an artist told from the artist's point of view. They also create original wo...

The power to effectively communicate with others and the ability to derive meaning from nonfiction text are two of the greatest assets educators can t...

In coordination with a local community organization, students from Clackamas High School, OR, research and produce an iMovie documentary about the hum...

The purpose of this project is for students of Carillon Elementary, in FL, to learn about and observe the life cycle of a monarch butterfly. The use o...

It is important for students to have an understanding of our country’s past over the last 100 years. This gives them an appreciation for history and...

In this project, students at the Academy of Communication and Technology, IL, investigate a decade of American history when the civil rights movement ...

This exhibit focuses on how state competitions in multimedia, Web design, and video projects for student leaders throughout Kansas are changing the wa...

In this four week unit, students in ninth grade Biology use a variety of research methods (text book reading, web-site investigation, hands-on specime...