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It’s hard to believe it, but the first month of 2012 is just about over (or is over depending on when and where you are
January 31, 2012
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It’s hard to believe it, but the first month of 2012 is just about over (or is over depending on when and where you are
The Blobz Guide to Electric Circuits is a neat series of interactive animations designed to help students of elementary and middle school age learn how
Announcify is a free text to speech application that is available as a Chrome browser extension and as an Android app. With Announcify installed in
Explania is a good place to find video explanations and interactive images that explain all kinds of things from the worlds of science, technology, sports,
This morning I received an email from Maine’s Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. The email, which I’m sure every person who bought a Maine
Like many of you, I am a member Classroom 2.0. While I’m not as active in it as I would like to be (a man
Novels on Location is neat use of Google Maps designed to help you find fiction works according to their geographical settings. When you visit Novels
Moglue is a platform for creating interactive ebooks that can be viewed on iPads and soon will be available for viewing on Android tablets too.
As you probably know, Google’s privacy policies were recently overhauled. The data that Google collects about your use of their services (including the Chrome web
AudioLiterate is a new website offering free and paid audiobooks that you can listen to online or download to listen to on your favorite device.
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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