Back in January I shared the news about Amazon’s Send to Kindle software for Windows. As I learned from CNET, Send to Kindle is now
Yesterday, I Tweeted a story from Open Culture that highlighted 12 animated Shakespeare stories. In my investigation of the video source that Open Culture highlighted,
This morning Google announced the release of a new way to view images in Google Maps. 3D Photo Tours on Google Maps is a collection
Today, Google introduced a new service for saving, sharing, and discussing files online. The new service is called Google Drive and it combines some of the
DinoDatabase.com has a great little feature called If Dinosaurs Could Talk. In If Dinosaurs Could Talk you will find twenty audio recordings in which a narrator
Sploder is a website that offers free tools for creating your own video games. There are four basic game templates that you can modify to
Cookie is a site offering dozens of excellent educational games for pre-K and elementary school students. The games that I tried all featured large, clear
On Saturday I wrote a short post containing three questions to consider before flipping your classroom. Jeff Branzburg took that post and created a great
For a long time Google Documents has made it very easy to publish work to the web by simply selecting the “anyone with link” or
Grovo is a service that offers video lessons on how to use a huge array of web apps and web services. Grovo lessons on the
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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