Free Technology For Teachers: Connexions – Open Source Learning
Connexions is a depot of open source textbooks and lessons. Connexions has thousands of open source textbooks that teachers and students can access for free.
Connexions is a depot of open source textbooks and lessons. Connexions has thousands of open source textbooks that teachers and students can access for free.
The Kid Wind Project is a web resource for lesson plans and materials related to studying wind power. There are lesson plans and materials appropriate
One of my favorite websites, Open Culture, has reposted a list of ten ways to make your Ipod a better learning gadget. The list covers
Wolfe Science has an open source Build Your Own Jeopardy program that works on Window and Mac platforms. This build your own jeopardy program is
At the Ted Conference taking place this week, Microsoft’s World Wide Telescope was introduced. The World Wide Telescope is a virtual telescope that can be
The Ad Decoder game is produced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The game appears on the B.A.M. (body and mind) section of
A few years ago I began to notice a change in the attention span of teenagers when it came to watching videos in class. At
Yesterday I downloaded and used Miro for the first time, I cannot believe I waited so long to try it. Miro is simply the best
Here’s a shameless plug for a blog my compadre, Jim Wells, has started. Jim plans to write Humanities in Maine with a focus on resources
Google Sites launched today. Google Sites is Google’s new wiki platform. I’ve previously written about using wiki programs in the classroom (click here) so I’ll
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