Yesterday, I posted some of my preliminary reflections on EduBloggerCon 2009. Those reflections were posted just before I went to an outstanding conversation session hosted
Here is a good four minute visual overview of the US Civil War. I found this video through Teaching the Civil War With Technology which
We’re more than halfway through EduBloggerCon. I took a walk during lunch to gather my thoughts, reflect, and plan this blog post. These are my
I resisted the temptation to title this post “Sugar on a Stick is Sweet” because that title might not have been descriptive enough. Sugar on
It’s officially Hurricane Season again in the United States. Just as they did last year, Google LatLong has announced the creation of a hurricane layer
I would be remiss if I didn’t start this week’s week-in-review post by thanking everyone that donated to the NECC Newbie project coordinated by Beth
As many of you know I purchased an Acer Aspire One netbook earlier this week. To read about my decision to purchase the Acer, please
Even though we live in a digital age where most communication takes place online or over the phone, there is still an occasional time when
I have a colleague that starts his school year by having his special education students create digital stories about the most important moments in their
Here’s a handy little calculator that could be useful for someone that is teaching consumer economics. CNN Money has created a cost of living calculator
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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