How Millennial Are You? is a quiz developed by the Pew Research Center. The fourteen question quiz is designed to assess how much you are
If your students are in the habit of emailing essays, slideshows, and other creations to you, you know how quickly your inbox can get crowded.
In this TED Talk recorded just a few weeks ago at TED 2010, Temple Grandin explains how people with autism view the world. Temple Grandin,
The United Nations Environment Program has developed a series of free posters based on data from the UNEP’s Geo Data Portal. These posters visually and
The Map as History is a neat resource for history teachers. The Map as History provides teachers and students with animated, narrated historical maps. Most
If you’ve been considering going to ISTE 2010, but if money is tight and your school can’t afford to send you, netTrekker has an opportunity
As was mentioned on their blog today, YouTube recently added a bunch of new informational videos to the official YouTube channel. The new series of
The Awesome Highlighter is an easy-to-use tool for highlighting, clipping, saving, and sharing interesting things you find on the web. Using The Awesome Highlighter you
Stat Planet is a thematic mapping website. Stat Planet relies on data from UNESCO is a project of SACMEQ. Stat Planet can be used to
SortFix is a neat tool for sorting and modifying the key terms in your Internet searches. To use SortFix enter your search just as you
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