Safety on the Internet was one of the major focuses of Frontline’s Growing Up Online episode. Since that episode aired in January, I have had
Google Earth Outreach is full of great resources for anyone teaching or interested in Geography, History, or Earth Science. Google Earth Outreach provides many tutorials
This resource, Kids’ Vid, has been around for a while, but it’s worth revisiting. For the last couple of days I’ve been talking about blogging
Yesterday I wrote a list of ten benefits for having a class blog. Today I went looking for what other people have to say about
Over the weekend Marie Coppalaro nominated me to participate in the Passion Quilt 08. I wasn’t familiar with the project so I did a little
GreenMap.org is a website designed for sharing information about the environment and sustainability. Green Maps maps the efforts of individuals and organizations doing work to
Inspected.com is a new website designed as a stock market evaluation training website. Visitors to the website are greeted with two charts and some basic
Fit Brains is a collection of free games designed to strengthen five areas of cognitive brain function. While the website seems to be targeted toward
Over the last few weeks I’ve had a couple of occasions to speak with educators about blogging and wikis. One of the benefits of having
Last night as I was reading emails from blog readers in Australia and Scotland I thought, “it would be nice to connect these people.” So
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