Open Office and its Mac equivalent, Neo Office, are great examples of open source software that can save schools a lot of money. In some
On the awesome blog, Open Culture, I found two really unique and interesting science videos. Both videos give visual depictions of scientific concepts that you
280 Slides is another new entry into the cloud computing market. 280 Slides is a free presentation creation tool. 280 Slides operates inside of your
US News and World Report has a feature this week on global warming. On their website visitors can find all of the content from the
Be Funky is a simple tool for turning digital photographs into digital comics. The image you see to the left is a cartoonized image of
If you’re fortunate enough to work in a school that doesn’t block Youtube, Youtube has a new feature that could be useful. Youtube, like Viddler,
Montana’s tourism board has a great website for kids called Montanakids. On Montanakids users will find information about Montana and attractions in Montana. Most of
Digital cameras are replacing film cameras making photography a less expensive art form and hobby which in turn leads to more students experimenting with photography.
This morning Seth Godin wrote a blog entry about advertising and writing that reminded me of a line from A River Runs Through It. In
Last week during my presentation at the MLTI Student Tech Team Conference, I used the phrase “capitalize on your students’ Myspace skills.” In the future
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