Common Craft released another great video today. Common Craft’s latest creation is Computer Hardware in Plain English. The three minute video explains how the functions
Tenement Museum is a resource for US History teachers that I’ve seen on a number of blogs and in Twitter posts recently. Since I am
Gradspot is the companion website to the Gradspot Guide to Life After College. The book is available in paperback or for free as an e-book.
The Young Scientist Challenge sponsored by 3M and Discovery Education is science video competition for students in grades 5 through 8. The contest asks students
President Nixon’s February 1972 visit to China is one of the high points of his administration and a historic moment in US – China relations.
There are a number of places on the Internet to find President Obama’s address to Congress last night. CNN Student News leads off their episode
Last week Tekzilla shared a quick tip about adding a dictionary to your Firefox browser. To add a dictionary install the Firefox add-on Quick Translation
Google Earth, as 46 blog posts in the last year will show, is one of my favorite resources for use in history, geography, and environmental
Developing an understanding of banking, particularly lending practices, can be difficult for many students. Fortunately, there are some great Internet resources to help students learn
You may have noticed that Free Technology for Teachers was silent yesterday. No, I didn’t run out of things to talk about. I ran out
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