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My 12 Favorite Resources of 2008 – Part I
1. Drop.io – The first time I saw Drop.io I knew that it would be a very useful tool for teachers. Drop.io was launched in
December 23, 2008
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1. Drop.io – The first time I saw Drop.io I knew that it would be a very useful tool for teachers. Drop.io was launched in
Synthasite is another entry in the free website builder market. Synthasite is one of the better entries into this market not only because it has
Last week I posted a link to MSNBC’s year in cartoons and year in pictures slide shows. This morning I was reminded, by Jeffrey Hill’s
If you subscribe to Free Technology for Teachers by email, you will see a small change in the next update. The emails will now come
There are a lot of reminder services and sticky note services available on the Internet. Sticky Screen might be the simplest of them all. Sticky
The Math Factor podcast is a podcast that I discovered today while exploring Alltop’s mathematics section. Math Factor is series of short (10-15 minutes) podcasts
Every year the TED Conference brings together some of the most influential figures from business and academic fields to give twenty minute talks about their
Today while searching for some US History resources, I came across the Awesome Library. The Awesome Library is a collection of more than 36,000 educational
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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