President Obama offers weekly video addresses that are closed-captioned. I haven’t tried it at school, but since they’re hosted on the White House site, one would think they would not be blocked by content filters....
Read MoreThanks to a comment left by Richard Byrne from the excellent Free Tech 4 Teachers blog, I learned that many of the Common Craft videos are available with closed captioning at Dotsub.com. Thanks, Richard!
Read MoreCaptioner allows you to type in the url of any photo on the web, create some talk “bubbles” to position within the photo, type text into the bubble, and then you’re given a url for the photo with your bubble in...
Read MoreCaption Bubble allows you to pick any photo off the Internet (or one that you upload) and add a “bubble” to it and then add text. It can then be emailed, and the url can be posted on a teacher’s website, a...
Read MoreI’ve written about Brainpop Movies before (Brainpop Movies). If you’re teaching a content class (Science, Social Studies, Health) to English Language Learners, I’ve found it so helpful that it’s one of...
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