In this TED Talk Jonathan Zittrain provides a humorous and informative talk about how the Internet works. Zittrain’s premise is the Internet relies on random
Cool Food Kidz is a kid-friendly website about nutrition, exercise, and general health. Cool Food Kidz provides easy-to-read lists of things they can do to
It’s Friday and that means it’s time for another Free Technology for Teachers week in review. As I do each Friday, I’ve compiled a list
LitCharts is a service that provides condensed outlines and summaries of classic literature. The outlines and summaries are far shorter than those you would find
Perhaps because I played both the Euphonium and the Tuba in high school (at one point I thought of majoring in music) I have listened
Videos can be a good teaching resource, but they need to be used as part of lesson rather than being the lesson. Annenberg Media provides
Today marks the 80th anniversary of Black Tuesday. CNN Student News had a short segment about it today. Watching the CNN segment reminded me that
Last Friday I wrote a post about Tom Barrett’s latest installments to his Interesting Ways series. At the time, one of the installments, Interesting Ways
Say It Visually has created a new video that explains the significance and possible implications of the 2010 US Census. Applications for EducationThis video does
In the last 18 hours there have been two similar scams launched on Twitter and via email that you should be aware. The Twitter scam
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