Open Scholar, produced by Harvard, is a free software package for educators to use to develop scholarly websites. Open Scholar provides an intuitive drag and
There are numerous informal ways for teachers to connect. Three of the more common places to connect are Classroom 2.0, Twitter, and Facebook. The connections
Scuttle Pad is a new social network designed for kids ages six through ten. Scuttle Pad provides a safe, supervised, place in which children can
The Nagasaki Archive is a project designed to preserve the history and stories of survivors of the August 9, 1945 atomic bombing of Nagasaki, Japan.
Last month I reported on a free study tool from Barnes & Noble called Nook Study. Nook Study is now available for free as a
I’ve just wrapped-up a stretch of presenting and running five workshops in seven days. In the following video I reflect on that experience and share
Well Home has produced an interesting infographic showing the energy expended by athletes performing various athletic tasks. I’ve seen other infographics like this and usually
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