1. ICT for the terrified Part One: Getting started

2. Don't be on your own – get connected

3. Where to get started?

4. What puts teachers off using ICT?

5. Learn from others

6. Why read blogs? Joe DaleIsabelle JonesClare Seccombe Dominic McgLisa Stevens

7. Twitter

8. How to get started with Twitter

9. Set up your profile

10. Send your first tweet

11. Chat with the Twitterati

12. Direct Messages Link to Twitter

13. Twitter Apps Hootsuite Tweetdeck

14. MFL Resources Link to mflresources

15. TES Resources www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resources

16. Slideshare www.slideshare.net

17. Social bookmarking - Diigo www.diigo.com

18. Use the Cloud No more losing memory sticks. Instant access to your resources. Work collaboratively.

19. Dropbox www.dropbox.com

20. Keep all your notes in one place Organise lesson plans. Email lesson plan to cover staff/absent students. Web, desktop, phone, iPad. Take photos of documents and attach. Evernote

21. Random name picker: The Hat http://www.harmonyhollow.net

22. Thinking skills Classtools.net

23. Word clouds Wordle Tagxedo

24. Jing www.techsmith.com/jing

25. Secure learning platform Edmodo

26. Online sticky notes Wallwisher Linoit

27. Online posters and mindmaps Glogster Edu Popplet

28. Keep a blog BloggerTypepadPosterous

29. http://annaliseadam.blogspot.com @ thwartedmum