I’ve written about a bunch of screen capture tools over the years. Webpage Screenshot is another good one to add to the list. Webpage Screenshot
Earlier this month I posted some resources for teaching about the history calendars and leap years. That post was reTweeted quite a bit yesterday. Thank
Two weeks ago I wrote about Chill which is kind of like Pinterest for videos. This morning I started trying another service for sharing and
Math Chimp is a catalog of mathematics games and activities that I initially wrote about last fall. At that time they only listed resources for
From the pages of “I wish this had been available when I was in high school” I just discovered that SparkNotes has videos on YouTube.
One of Wolfram Alpha’s fun features is the ability to use it like a calculator for conversions. Type something like “5 miles in feet” into
Thinglink is a neat tool for creating interactive images. I first wrote about it last summer and have since mentioned it in a couple of
Splash is a free service that you can use to create great-looking event announcements and collect RSVPs. Using Splash you can create a one page
Image Credit: Carsten.Nebel Last night I started to read Mount Everest, The Reconnaissance 1921 which I downloaded for free from Google Books. In the introduction
I have been a Jing and Jing Pro user for a number of years because I think it is one of the easiest tools to
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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