US Election Process Explained By Common Craft
The nice folks at Common Craft have produced another great video to explain a sometimes confusing concept in very plain English. In this video Common
July 31, 2008
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The nice folks at Common Craft have produced another great video to explain a sometimes confusing concept in very plain English. In this video Common
Professor Michael Wesch has made available online his presentation to the Library of Congress about Youtube. Professor Wesch offers some fantastic insights into what makes
The Periodic Table of Comic Books is a neat website that I found via Mark Spahr’s blog, Cooked on Education. The Periodic Table of Comic
Normally, I don’t like to link to websites that are selling products, but in this case there is enough free stuff on the site to
Last Friday while I was having lunch with Harold Shaw (we had a great conversation about blogging, web 2.0, and all things tech geek) this
I’m headed out on a road trip to Ohio this week. My brother-in-law is taking a new position teaching organic chemistry at Cedarville University. Since
I love videos that explain complex concepts in simple terms. This cartoon video about the sub-prime mortgage crisis just aired on Current TV. Applications for
The BBC’s website is full of great educational materials, the Interactive Body is just one example of that. The Interactive Body has students place bones,
Opposing Views is a new website created for purpose of having experts debate public policy and other issues of popular concern. Opposing Views has categorized
QlipBoard is a new tool for creating slide shows with voice narration. QlipBoard is similar to PhotoShow that enable users to import images from online
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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