This short video clip explains relative and absolute cell referencing in Spreadsheets and where/when you might use them. Screencast to demonstrate Relative and Absolute Cell Referencing in Microsoft Excel.

This video shows how to get started on Twitter, how to sign up to an account, find people to follow and use hash tags.

Short screencast to demonstrate how you can use Flubaroo (a script in Google Forms) to automatically assess and grade a class set of tests.

The use of Excel to analyse data about students is the role of class teachers and STL. The use of Pivot tables can improve work flow and make simple / complex analysis easier. This video summarises how to perform pivot table analysis.

ToonDo is ideal for inspiring creative thinking and out of the box ideas. Students can use it to create simple, content rich comic strips. Once created, the strips can be saved, mashed up or even assembled into a book.

Thomas describes how to use Bitstrips comic making online software in under 10 minutes.

This shows you the basic controls of how to use Freemind. With this video, you can learn how to make new branches, change the colours and sizes, include pictures and icons.This is a free, mindmapping tool. It’s reasonably powerful and this video will let you get started.

This video shows how to use a word cloud generator like Wordle to support teaching and learning.

Scratch is a fantastic tool for creating games and for teaching programming and coding. This video has been recorded by Miles Berry.

A brief introduction to some of the reasons behind taking part in geocaching and some tips on how to get started.

The simple application Bulkr allows you to both back up your Flickr stream and to download images based on their public TAGs. You can choose only to download Creative Commons photos, so you are safe to resue them.

This video shows how to use Tagxedo and was made by Dave Gale

Have you ever wondered how to embed Flash (.swf) files into Google Sites?

This video explains how to use online timeline creators to support History.

This video explains how to use online shared meeting board such as Twiddla to support collaboration, particularly in Literacy.

This video explains how to use online ‘stickyboard’ sites such as Wallwisher or Linoit to build collaboration or share pupil evaluations.

Here’s a basic intro for the SMART Notebook software which is usually used with an interactive whiteboard.

This video explains how to use Voicethread to support talk for writing, assessment for learning and more.

Multiple uses of corkboard to paste pictures, get feedback and using it for collaboration and discussion.

This video explains how to use the web tool Audioboo across a range of learning areas.