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Following on from my previous post comes Flame, another free online drawing tool. I should mention that I found both through the Drawn! blog.

Try out the free web tool Harmony for creating drawings with some interesting effects.

I’d love to teach film. I’d LOVE to teach film. It was my minor in university. When I was a classroom teacher in elementary, I seized opportunities to incorporate film into units and projects. Have a look at the clip below. It is the opening credits from the TV series “Different Strokes” and has been reimagined as Disturbing Strokes. It clearly illustrate how a music score can change a mood.

This re-edited Mary Poppins video is also one of my favourites. Add a haunting score and splice up the footage to create a whole new film.

If you enjoyed this, you may also be interested in the Top ten TV and movie re-edits via The Vine. If you don’t check that out, at least have a look at Top Gun Recut for a good laugh.

We’ve all seen those art lessons where you build stuff with straws. But how cool is this? Click here to view more.

This video was passed on to me via coworkers. Do you think outside the box? Do you encourage your students to do so? Do you get carried away?

A nice video presentation on current internet stats and use. I have also placed this video under the “ICT Theories & Info” tab.

JESS3 / The State of The Internet from Jesse Thomas on Vimeo.