Free licensed ScreenStep Maker 2.0 software download Today Only worth $27

Homeschoolers, business people, bloggers, podcast makers, tutorial creators, teachers of all kinds, students etc. can make use of the software available for free today over at Giveaway of the Day.
     Here's how the developers describe this goody, which normally costs $27 but is free today only:
     "ScreenStep Maker is a useful and easy-to-use software that will help you to create live tutorial videos from a series of screenshots or images."
     "With ScreenStep Maker, you just capture a picture of each step of the process you are trying to demonstrate. ScreenStep Maker automatically creates a document for you with each screenshot in the exact order you took it."
     "Use ScreenStep Maker's built in annotation and text tools to add highlights, arrows, and text to complete your tutorial. Export out to a wide variety of formats including HTML, PDF, Microsoft Word, WordPress, TypePad, Blogger, Joomla, Movable Type, MindTouch, Google Sites and Confluence.


The program is available for $27, but it will be free
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Free Ebook Today Our WORST Homeschool Mistakes (and how YOU can avoid them!)

     Part of the Easy Homeschooling series, this book is edited by Jim Erskine of Homeschool Freebie of the Day.

     Called "Our Worst Homeschool Mistakes (and how you can avoid them) it normally costs 99 cents but it " is available for free today until sometime Wednesday in the Amazon.com Kindle Store.

Here is how they describe this goodie:

Publication Date: April 6, 2011

"We recently surveyed over 800 homeschooling families about what has worked well and not-so-well for them in their homeschooling activities. We got some remarkable answers from this survey. One of the most intriguing questions we asked was this: “What was your worst mistake in homeschooling your children... and if you could do it over again, what would you change about how you have homeschooled in the past?” We got some great responses to this question, with some tips and suggestions that are well worth considering by both newbie and veteran homeschoolers alike. This ebook is an edited collection of the best of these.

Now, as you go through this, here is a caveat for you: There obviously isn’t an ultimate “right way” to homeschool that fits everyone, and we’re not saying there is. Tthis is reflected in the responses you will find in this collection — in fact, some of the thoughts expressed here are directly contradicted by other moms. However, a few very definite patterns quickly emerge as you read through these. So our suggestion to you is this: Do any of these speak to you in your situation? Are there some hard-learned truths here that you can learn from? Can you apply some of these lessons to your own homeschooling? Glean and learn, friends… there are some true golden nuggets just for you here, if you are willing to find them!"


To get this freebie hurry and click here to go to the purchase page: (Amazon prices change quickly so make sure of the price before you click buy when you are at Amazon, although I figure it is likely worth the 99 cent normal price too, lol.)

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Free Eye Bookmarks For Students Plus Lessons, Fortune Teller Activity Etc.

Optical illusion image used in psychological tests (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Patterns creating optical illusion (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion image used in psychological tests (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion with decorative patterns (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This is a picture of floor tiles in Basilica of St. John Lateran, which create an optical illusion. The picture was taken by Tino Warinowski (User:Chino) in June 2006 and is hereby released to the public domain. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Ponzo Illusion relies on the fact that parallel lines appear to converge as they approach infinity. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The duck-rabbit, made famous by Wittgenstein (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

filedesc Original Image: :Image:Wikidec2005cani.gif Image author: Jeremy Hinton. The author created this image and also devised the visual illusion which it exemplifies. License: Template:PD-release Edit From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Wikidec2005cani.gif, but with text removed. license-header Category:Optical illusions (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion: The two orange circles are the same size. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion 3 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion 1 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion 2 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion with cubes (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion with staircases (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

An optical illusion. Square A is exactly the same shade of grey as square B. See demonstration. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Optical illusion (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

You might catch yourself saying "Eye didn't know that" (pun intended) when you check out the http://www.eyedidntknowthat.info/for-teachers/resource-center/ to order your free Eye bookmarks for homeschool or classroom students.

I compiled several optical illusions from around the web in honor of the occasion, seen here :)

Plus you can download several cool free lessons and activities (see below to check out what kind and the link.)

Optical Illusion (Photo credit: micahb37)

Optical illusion image used in psychological tests (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

On "Eye Didn't Know That"  they offer a variety of materials that you can use with your homeschool or classroom students to make teaching children about healthy eyesight a fun and informative lesson.

Eye Didn't Know That Lesson Plans 

Classroom Activities

(we love the optical illusions :) 

Fact Sheets

Brochure

Eye Fact Fortune Teller 

Coloring Pages

Educational Posters

Also check out interesting facts here: For Teachers | Eye Didn't Know That!:

Did you know that an elephant can see a 100 yards?

Optical Illusion (Photo credit: Hiddenpower)

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