Like a lot of people, as a kid I loved playing with Legos. So when I learned that Lego offers a comic creator I had
The damage from the earthquake and tsunami in Japan on March 11 is astounding. Although it will be a long time before a final statistical
This week the students in my global studies course finished up the short informational videos that they were creating about Egypt and Libya. Overall, they
You can look at all kinds of interesting places in Google Earth and Maps if you search correctly and long enough. But if you’re searching
The cover story on this month’s issue of National Geographic is The Genius of the Inca. Throughout the issue there are stories, images, and graphics
For the last couple of years bowling alleys across the US have given away hundreds of thousands of games of bowling to students. Kids Bowl
Violent Earth, produced by National Geographic, is a film about the causes of earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and hurricanes. It’s an excellent documentary if you
One of February’s more popular posts was about the Kindle book lending service Lendle. In a legal move that doesn’t make a ton of sense
360 Cities hosts 360 degree panoramas of landmarks around the world. (Turn on the 360 Cities layer in Google Earth for some great imagery). One
As school budgets continue to shrink across the country it is often extracurricular programs like drama clubs that see their funding disappear. Fortunately, with a little
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