Fotopedia is a visual encyclopedia that matches high quality images to Wikipedia articles. Recently I received a press release about Fotopedia’s new iPad app featuring
It’s that time of year again when the major media outlets begin to run “year in review” stories. One year in review that you might like
Twice this week (here and here) I’ve shared information about developing mobile applications to make your course content more accessible. But before you go and
Back in July I had the honor of giving the commencement keynote for day two of the Reform Symposium. The Reform Symposium is a free
I missed posting a Snag Learning Film of the Week last week, but I’ve got a really good one this week. This afternoon my Civics
Image Credit: Leo Reynolds From the shameless promotion department: if you’re looking for some last minute “gifts” for the teachers in your life, check out
Google Wave crashed on the beach earlier this year, but its code and various parts of it live on in various incarnations on the web.
Looking around the ed tech blog-o-sphere you might think that the only mobile devices on the market are Android or iOS devices. But if we
Depending on where you live last night or early this morning you could have observed a lunar eclipse. If you stayed in bed instead of
The Guardian recently launched a new component to their website that they are calling the Data Store. The Data Store is designed to showcase infographics,
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