Yesterday, through Fred Delventhal’s blog, I came across a link to free printable sheet music. Blank Sheet Music.net allows you to create your own blank
Last Thursday I wrote a blog post titled Simple Lessons in Saving and Borrowing Money. In that blog post I shared some resources for conducting
On Tuesday a new semester begins at my school (staff development day tomorrow). Most of my classes are year-long courses, but I do teach one
This video of Steve Jobs introducing the first Mac 25 years ago makes a good addition to my blog post yesterday about the history of
I usually post the five most popular items of the previous week on Friday afternoon, but one of the quirks of the transition from FeedBurner’s
My first full-time teaching job was in a 9th grade literature and writing course (a job I felt horribly unqualified for, but was happy to
Today’s episode of Tekzilla has a couple of short tips that every parent should know about monitoring the computing habits of their children. These tips
Those of you that follow me on Twitter or Facebook probably know that my school district recently proposed new Internet use policies that would have
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the first Macintosh computers hitting the market. CNET has a good slideshow documenting the development of the Mac
Dot Sub is a video sharing website that I wish more people would use. Dot Sub allows users to upload videos and subtitle the video
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