Earlier today Google released new imagery for Google Maps. You can now view Google Earth 3D imagery and more in Google Maps. To use Earth
NASA produces lots of great content for students. A teacher could spend many hours on the site and still not uncover all of the valuable
Sepia Town is a neat website that allows you to view Google Maps Street View imagery side-by-side with historical imagery. Every image in the Sepia
The 2010 US Census will provide us with valuable data that can be used for a variety of academic purposes. For that data to be
The CBS Sunday Morning Show had a short segment this week about folks who create the doodles that appear on the Google homepage. The segment
As I’ve mentioned in the past, I really enjoy teaching economics because talking about money generally gets my students excited (if not excited, at least
By the time you read this I should be sitting in a boat on Kennebago Lake in pursuit of Brook Trout. It’s important for all
One of the things I like about TED Talks is that almost all of them pack a lot information and good messages into a small
Next week my US History students will be beginning their studies of World War II. I spent some time this week going through some of
Most people are familiar with the word game Free Rice that donates rice to the poor for every correct response to word games. Sleedo is
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