Good morning from Maine. Despite the outcome of the SuperBowl, everyone at the Free Technology for Teachers World Headquarters had a good week and I hope that the same is true for all of you. As I do every week, I’ve written a short list of the week’s most popular posts. If your RSS reader or email inbox got too full this week, this list provides a good way for you to quickly discover some of the week’s ed tech highlights.
Here are this week’s most popular posts:
1. Three Browser Extensions Every Teacher Should Try
2. Stocks, Dividends, and Inflation Explained in Under Two Minutes
3. 30 Web 2.0 Tools for Teachers
4. 15 Resources for Safer Internet Day
5. 7 Tools Students Can Use to Manage Group Projects
6. ThinkB4U – Web Safety Tutorials from Google
7. Gooru – Great Collections of Math and Science Resources
Would you like to contribute to the Fifth Anniversary Classroom 2.0 Book? If so, we’re still accepting contributions. Contributing to the Classroom 2.0 Fifth Anniversary Book could be an excellent way to have your ideas read by a large audience.
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