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The Ten Most Popular Blog Entries of 2008
In 2008 I wrote more than 1000 blog entries. The following list contains the ten most clicked on items of 2008. Thank you to everyone
December 31, 2008
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In 2008 I wrote more than 1000 blog entries. The following list contains the ten most clicked on items of 2008. Thank you to everyone
The Google Earth Blog is a great place to find interesting and educationally useful KML files. Today, on the Google Earth Blog, a KML file
Silvia Tolisano writes the great Langwitches blog. In the past she has put together an excellent series of blog posts about digital storytelling. Recently, she
I’ll start this blog post by saying, if you’re not following Angela Maiers on Twitter, you should be. Everyday Angela posts useful resources for teachers
SqoolTube is video resource designed for K-8 teachers and students. I originally looked at SqoolTube a few months back and at the time it did
Capitol Words is an interesting way to look at what your Senators and Representatives are saying in Washington. Capital Words creates “word clouds” based on
College Crunch claims to be “the best college resource online ever.” I don’t know if it’s the best ever, but it is good. College Crunch
It’s the time of the year when major news outlets create year-in-year slide shows, videos, and quizzes. I shared some year-in-review slide shows last week.
The CBS News Sunday Morning show is one of my favorite weekend shows because of the variety of topics that are covered. Every episode covers
Last week I posted a review of the free website creation service Synthasite. This morning when I logged in to moderate comments, I found a
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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