TED hosts hundreds of thought-provoking and entertaining videos. Just last week I played this one in one of my classes as part of conversation about
Yesterday, Google announced some useful enhancements to Google Instant search. First, you can now navigate through Google Instant’s search predictions and search results without using
I’ve seen Alfie Kohn vs. Dwight Schrute floating around the edu-blog-o-sphere for the last few weeks, but I finally took a few minutes to watch
A lot of readers might be surprised to learn that I have very poor typing technique. In fact, this post is being written primarily without
World Mapper hosts nearly 700 informative maps and posters. The maps are based on economic, scientific, and demographic data sets. The maps are drawn according
Yesterday, as part of his textbook challenge Scott McLeod posted a list of resources that were very comparable to the content and activities he found
Whenever I talk about Google Apps for Education or Google Apps in general at a school or conference there is almost always someone who tells
Word Stash is a free service that describes itself as “half vocabulary builder, half dictionary, and full awesome.” Word Stash is pretty true to its
America, A Narrative History is a text published by WW Norton. As a free supplement to the book, Norton has published ten Google Earth tours.
Google Docs, Zoho Writer, and other online word processing services are great tools for collaboratively writing with others. But to use those programs everyone you
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