Sushi Monster is a new free iPad game from Scholastic. The purpose of Sushi Monster is to provide a fun environment for students to practice
Over the weekend through Noel Jenkins I learned about a neat interactive map from the UNDP. The UN Stat Planet Map allows you to create
This morning I spent a bit of time exploring the Library of Congress’s education resources. One of the resources that I particularly liked is the
EdCamp Boston was held on Saturday and even though I couldn’t make it in person, I did follow along with some of the Posterous updates
Over the weekend I received an email from Wolfram informing me of a new free training they’re offering for learning how to publish using CDF
This evening I had the third person in a week ask me about how to become a Google Certified Teacher. Therefore, I thought I would
Yesterday, I received an email from a reader who was looking for a free tool that she and her students could use to collaboratively annotate
Last night on Facebook Kevin Jarrett posted a link to Sylvia’s Super Awesome Maker Show. For those not familiar with the show, it features a
Good morning from Maine where I’m home with my loyal four legged friend and it’s snowing. I had a busy week this week that included
Yesterday, at NETA 2012’s web tools showcase session I demonstrated two tools, ThingLink and Jellycam. During my Thinglink demonstration I only showed inserting pinmarks with links
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
© 2024 All Rights Reserved.
