Last week I wrote about four ways to give short presentations online. This morning, through Kevin Jarrett’s excellent blog, I learned of another service to
There is no shortage of blogging services available for free to teachers and school administrators. Some free services offer more features than others. One newer
Vocab Genii is a new site offering challenging vocabulary games. The basic purpose of Vocab Genii is to offer games that require players to unscramble letters
The last US Veteran of WWI died yesterday at 110 years old. One of the events of WWI that is often included in lessons about
Students use instant messaging and text messaging to communicate with each other all day long. Study Boost knows this and is trying to leverage that
At the end of 2010 Skype announced that they were creating a directory of classrooms that want to connect with each other through Skype. This
This week I had the great opportunity to work with teachers in Nebraska and Alaska. On Monday I was in Scottsbluff, Nebraska working with the
A couple of months ago Google launched a new application in Google Labs (the experimental section of Google products) called the Books Ngram Viewer. The
Through the Google Lat Long blog I discovered a site called Storyful that is producing maps of the protests in the Middle East and North
You Want to Lose Your Ears? is an infographic produced by Big Oak for the Ear Plug Superstore. As you can see in the image
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