This morning I had a Skype conversation with Rushton Hurley about his non-profit’s, Next Vista for Learning, latest projects. One of those projects is Connecting
Last March Google introduced threaded discussion comments to Google Documents. That feature is great for suggestion edits or asking questions when you’re collaborating on a
Last summer SpiderScribe was one of the most popular tools that I showed during my mind mapping workshops. At that time SpiderScribe was still in
Editor’s note: Whenever I travel out of Maine, teachers ask me about Maine’s 1:1 MacBook program for middle schools. Since I don’t teach in a
© Nathan Hall Before becoming an English language teacher, I had primarily worked in the photographic industry as a salesperson, manager, and teacher/trainer. I was
Many times I find myself in a situation where I want to do a presentation with the ability to stay mobile and move around the
I am the library media specialist for my school and part of my job is to assist my faculty with the integration of technology in
I think back on my own days in elementary and even high school and am disappointed by how little I actually remember, despite the fact
Word Walls are an effective strategy for building vocabulary with students, especially for subject-specific terms. These lists are usually posted on classroom walls and sometimes
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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