Google itself publishes some excellent tutorials in written and video form, but you often have to jump from service to service to find the tutorials.
In this video, posted yesterday on the TED blog, Daniel Pink explains the science of motivation. One of the themes of the talk that stands
Earlier today Larry Ferlazzo posted the link to Time Magazine’s list of the 50 Best Websites of 2009. On that list is Academic Earth. Academic
Today’s episode of CNN Student News brings an overview of recent global headlines and a segment explaining the Cash for Clunkers program.The episode is embedded
Even when the economy is good, it seems that schools have trouble supplying teachers and students with all of the supplies that they need. When
NPR has offered their “mix your own podcast” service for quite a while now, but I hadn’t revisted since its launch until today. I was
GeoCommons Finder is a great place to find publicly shared data sets for use in KML files (Google Earth file format). GeoCommons Maker provides users
As any veteran teacher will can tell you, the first year is probably the most difficult year because there is so much to learn and
Last Friday I posted a link to a narrated Google Earth tour of Afghanistan. That tour included a brief history of Afghanistan prior to 2001,
In this video I explain the three roles that people can play in the edublogging community. A lot of new bloggers struggle to find a
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