Bay Files – A Quick Way to Move Large Files
In my never-ending quest to reduce email inbox clutter, I like to try out various file transfer services. One that I recently tried with a
November 30, 2011
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In my never-ending quest to reduce email inbox clutter, I like to try out various file transfer services. One that I recently tried with a
Yesterday, I wrote a short post about a video on John Locke that I had watched the previous night. In my haste to write and
One of the current trends in the blog-o-sphere is the use of infographics for sharing general information about a topic (infographics also seem to be
Do remember making mix tapes in high school? If you still have one kicking around, good luck finding a cassette player to listen to it
Eleven days ago I mentioned a free and open Computer Science 101 course being offered through Stanford University. Today, through Open Culture, I learned that
Four years ago today I wrote my first blog post on Free Technology for Teachers. This is what I wrote on November 28, 2007. I
Earlier this evening I was Tweeting with a student who needed some help creating a new blog. In an effort to help her out I
One of last week’s most popular posts on Free Technology for Teachers was Ten Search Tools and Tactics Teachers and Students Need to Know. This
Last month I published a short list of good places to find and watch documentaries online. Today, I learned about another good place to find
The leading segment on last night’s edition of 60 Minutes was Hard Times Generation. The story features the children of homeless families, the choices they
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