The National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado, Boulder offers some good educational resources related to snow, ice, and environmental science.
I’ve been a fan of Snag Films since it launched in the summer of 2008. I was disappointed earlier this year when they disabled the
Smart Tutor is a provider of online reading and mathematics lessons for students of elementary school age. A lot of what Smart Tutor offers is
There are plenty of places to play chess online. There aren’t, however, a lot of chess sites designed for kids that are as well designed
When Google unveiled Wave last year, I was excited to try it out. After much waiting I received a beta invite and tried it out.
Two of the great K-12 school administrators from my Twitter list of K-12 Administrators are hosting a free webinar next week. Next Thursday, May 27
Mutapic is an interesting way to create original artwork online. The artwork users create with Mutapic is based on combining two images to create a
Despite the fact that we still have almost a month of school left, my students had to turn in their school-issued netbooks today. This left
A picture is worth a thousand words and when a news story is breaking that is especially true. NachoFoto is an image search engine designed
Today marks the thirtieth anniversary of the eruption of Mount St. Helens. I was reminded of this by Amanda Dykes who shared a link to
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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