Month in Review – July’s Most Popular Posts
Well another month has come and gone in 2011. This summer I have been busier than ever traveling and speaking at conferences and at schools
July 31, 2011
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Well another month has come and gone in 2011. This summer I have been busier than ever traveling and speaking at conferences and at schools
Speech recognition software can be very pricey, but adding a speech recognition option to your computer doesn’t have to be expensive. If you use Google’s
This month’s issue of National Geographic magazine features a cover story about the “Spirit Bears” of British Columbia. “Spirit Bear” refers to the Black Bears
It’s the end of the month and this is a time when I like to share simple reminders of things that we all know we
Show Me What’s Wrong is a free service offered by Screencast-O-Matic. The service is designed to help you help others with their computer problems. To
One Day on Earth is a global collaborative project that launched last fall for the purpose of documenting 24 hours of life around the world.
Earlier this week Google added some new labels to Google Earth. Now when you turn on the “Borders and Labels” in the Layers menu you
Tekzilla Daily is one of my favorite web shows for learning about fun and useful apps, sites, and technology tricks. The short episodes provide me
What is a debt ceiling? This week’s special summer edition of CNN Student News tackles that topic in five minutes. The episode explains what the
image credit: One of the most common requests for workshops that I receive is to help teachers create and utilize blogs in their classrooms. Over
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