Most Teachers Have or Will Download YouTube Videos
Last Friday I posted a survey asking for feedback about how teachers respond to YouTube being blocked by school district filters. As of 6pm EST
November 30, 2009
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Last Friday I posted a survey asking for feedback about how teachers respond to YouTube being blocked by school district filters. As of 6pm EST
As many readers know, I’m a big proponent of having students create videos to demonstrate their understanding of a topic. I am also a huge
Via the Infinite Thinking Machine, I’ve learned that next Tuesday, December 8th at 8pm EST, PBS and Classroom 2.0 will be hosting a free webinar
This morning Mashable and other tech blogs reported that Amazon set a new sales record for theKindlein November. Interestingly, this morning I also watched this
Today’s episode of CNN Student News covers a wide assortment of topics including the anticipated announcement on Tuesday from President Obama regarding Afghanistan, but the
YouTube claims that twenty hours of video is uploaded to its site every minute. Much of this video is created by amateur video producers. In
The European Virtual Museum is the product of collaboration between twenty-seven European museums. The European Virtual Museum makes artifacts of European history available in interactive
Yesterday, Reuters published a short video outlining changes made in Mecca to ensure a higher level of safety during the Hajj. The video is embedded
Buffalo Bill Cody is one of the most iconic figures of the American West. American Experience, produced by PBS, has an excellent one hour program
It’s hard for me to believe, but today is the second anniversary of Free Technology for Teachers. Without much of a clue as to what
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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