Royal Society Publishing recently announced that it has made the archives of its journals available online for the world to search and read. Any of
This morning I had the opportunity to run a couple of short workshops at my own school. Other than the initial oddness of being “the
Earlier this week I had the privilege to work with teachers from the Florida Virtual School at a conference sponsored by the National Council for
Whatfolio is a free service for creating online displays of your digital works. Whatfolio is essentially a homepage to show off what you have
Have you ever wondered what Google and other websites do with the data they collect from visitors? Have you wondered how they collect data from
On Monday morning I was preparing to give a presentation using Google Docs, Google Docs went down. As my friend Greg Kulowiec noted, “teachers all
This post was prompted by one of my colleagues who asked for help with typing special characters on his keyboard. Type It is a free
The Bill of Rights Institute is currently hosting an essay contest for high school students. The contest asks students to write an essay (1000 words
In 60 Seconds on the Web is a neat infographic displaying approximations of how much new stuff appears on the web every sixty seconds. The
If you’ve ever jumped into a brainstorming session with your students or colleagues and found it wasn’t going as well as you hoped, take a
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