One of the complaints or excuses that I often hear from people reluctant to use cloud computing is, “but all my files are in Word.”
This week was a big week for Free Technology For Teachers. Twice this week the blog received a record number of visits including nearly 1200
Power Point and Key Note are fine programs, I have nothing against either program. The problem that schools and students run into with Power Point
Larry Ferlazzo shared on his website a great game from the US Treasury about managing personal finances. The site is called the Bad Credit Hotel.
Digital Dialects has a large selection of educational games and activities for learning 55 different languages. Most of the games are designed to learn and
Slide Rocket, a web based presentation program that I first reviewed in March, moved into public beta today. When I first tried out Slide Rocket
Update February 2021: This post was originally published in 2008. The techniques and tools mentioned here are no longer relevant. If you have ever wanted
We are Little Amigos is a blog that Spanish teachers may want to explore. On We are Little Amigos visitors will find some podcasts designed
In this episode I share my ideas about using social networking services to expand my professional learning. You will also hear find out why I
Free Webs is another free website building and hosting service that teachers may want to consider when choosing a website platform. Free Webs offers many
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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