YTTM (which we’re led to believe means YouTube Time Machine) is a new service that allows you to search for videos by year and genre.
Last Monday I bookmarked an article on ZDNet about Adobe’s new Project ROME for Education to read later. I now wish I hadn’t waited. After trying it
The Getty Museum has introduced a new way to view art, augmented reality. As employed by The Getty, augmented reality creates 3D displays of art
Good morning from Maine where the weather is reminding me that winter is quickly approaching. I hope everyone had a great week and will have
I’ve been a huge fan and advocate for Drop.io since the first month of their launch (this blog and Drop.io started about the same time).
Earlier this week I mentioned on Twitter that I had introduced a couple of my colleagues to the Open Educational Resources Commons. They took off
Today was a staff development day at my school. For the first time in years we had nearly the whole day to talk with our
Today marks the 81st anniversary of Black Tuesday, the day that the stock market crashed triggering the Great Depression. Below you will find some videos
Panoramio recently made an announcement that should be of interest teachers using Google Earth in their classrooms. Panoramio is now accepting underwater imagery. The new
Learnopia is a new service that offers hosting for online courses. Learnopia is also a place to find and take online courses. If course creators
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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