After posting yesterday’s videos about how teachers can affect the lives of students, I was reminded of this video created at one of the Apple
Password Bird is a simple website that asks you three questions then generates a password for you based on your responses. Every password it generated
NOVA, Frontline, and American Experience are three of PBS’ hallmark series. Quite a bit of the content from those three programs is available online on
Kevin Jarrett posted this video on Facebook and I immediately knew that I had to pass it along to all of you. In this very
Rockwell Schrock’s Boolean Machine pictured on the left is a simple way of demonstrating how operator words (and, or, not) function in a search engine.
Webware ran an article last night about some recent enhancements to the open source video and audio player Miro. I’ve written about Miro a few
It’s the weekend and time for another week-in-review post. For those that are new to Free Technology for Teachers, each weekend I publish a list
Mixed Ink is a collaborative writing tool that is best described as one part wiki, one part Google Docs, and one part polling system. Mixed
GeoNet is a geography quiz game from Houghton Mifflin that offers students more than just the state or country identification questions typical of geography games.
I’ve mentioned Open Culture a few times on this blog because it often has videos and stories of interest to educators. One of the outstanding
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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