One of the parts of the Google Across the Curriculum workshop that I ran today was about using Google Bookmarks. For most of the participants
Folder Boy is a new service for recording, sharing, and organizing ideas with a team. At its most basic Folder Boy helps you organize your
This month’s National Geographic cover story is all about Cleopatra. This month NGM.com has some nice resources to support the print article. Cleopatra’s Alexandria is
Mr. Printables is a nice little resource for locating printable flashcards, games, puzzles, coloring pages, calendars, and more. The flashcards are designed for use with
What an Astronaut’s Camera Sees is an impressive narrated video of images of Earth as captured from space. The video is narrated by Dr. Justin
Over the weekend Michael Wesch and his students launched Visions of Students Today. Many of you may be familiar with A Vision of Students Today
Last fall I wrote about Ten Marks‘ launch of a free program for teachers called Ten Marks for Educators. Ten Marks for Educators provides educators with an online forum
This week’s Snag Learning Film of the Week is Lakshmi and Me. Lakshmi and Me takes a look at India’s ancient caste system through a
Free Math Help, as the name implies, offers students free mathematics tutorials. Tutorials are available as text based lessons or narrated video lessons. Algebra, Geometry,
Now that my school year is over I’m taking a short fly fishing vacation. The posts for the rest of the week highlight my favorite
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