Jackpot of Christmas Resources

By Anonymous -
Here is a site that has tons and tons of Christmas resources. It is called Steph Westwood's LiveBinders collection.  This site is created using a Livebinder. These are becoming quite popular. If you've never used a Livebinder before, here are some basics.


LiveBinders allow you to organize all your websites and web-based resources in a virtual “three ringed binder".



I like LiveBinders because it:
  • is free (for 100MB of storage).
  • is easy to use.
  • allows you to organise a collection of websites.
  • is an easy way to share sites with students or colleagues.
If you would like to create your own LiveBinder, simply visit http://livebinders.com/ and watch the video for a full explanation. I haven't created a LiveBinder yet, but I would like to!

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How to Use Steph Westwood’s LiveBinders collection:

  1. Visit http://livebinders.com/play/play_or_edit/39128
Be patient, it takes a minute to load.




  1. You will notice there are tabs up the top of the page. Click on the category you are interested in.
  2. Subcategories of different websites will now appear at the top of the page. Click on these to preview different websites. Click on the link if you want to go directly to the website.





Have fun with Steph Westwood's Livebinder and enjoy all of these great resources!

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