Last month I wrote about Twitter and posted an idea about how to use Twitter in class. Pownce is a new service and an improvement
On Edutopia there is great interview with the director of ALTEC about educators creating and sharing resources online. Click here to listen to the interview.
Have you ever wondered why different search engines give you different results for the same search terms? The answer is, not all search engines function
David Pogue is a New York Times columnist and Emmy award winning technology correspondent for CBS. In this video David performs a catchy medley about
Lego turned 50 this week. Legos are not a new technology, but kids still love them. In honor of Lego’s 50th birthday I took a
Free (Federal Resources for Educational Excellence) is a website full of hundred materials that can be used for teaching. The website does not provide lesson
Do you want an easy way to keep up with new content posted to your favorite websites? If so, start using an RSS reader. RSS
Photo Soup is a new service from Yahoo and Flickr (you do not need to have an account to use the service). Photo Soup creates
Iterasi is a new free service designed to save entire web pages in their current state as opposed to saving just a link or a
The Apple Learning Interchange is a network for teachers interested in using technology in their classrooms. The website is sponsored by Apple, but the methods
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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