A quick search of the Internet will reveal hundreds of free crossword puzzles and other word games. Another adding the word “maker” or “builder” to
Billy Joel’s 1989 hit song, We Didn’t Start the Fire, has been used social studies lesson plans for almost 20 years now. The song mentions
Show World is an interactive mapping website that takes demographic and economic data sets and creates a map based on the data. I’ve seen this
If you take a look at the left hand column on this blog you will notice a few changes. There are three changes that I
Today, marks exactly one year since I wrote the first post on Free Technology for Teachers. This blog started as a small project intended to
As I have written numerous times in the past, Twitter is a great place to connect with other teachers and learn about what is going
Alec Couros posted this great video on his blog, Open Thinking & Digital Pedagogy. If you aren’t subscribed to Alec’s blog, I highly recommend reading
Dipity, a collaborative, multimedia timeline service has created a timeline of the terrorist attacks that have unfolded in Mumbai. (Read more about Dipity here). The
Frengly.com is a free online translation tool. Frengly translates text into your choice of twenty four languages. To use Frengly, type or paste a chunk
This One Next is a simple, but potentially very useful service. Simply type in the name of the book you’re reading and This One Next
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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