I am often asked for clarification on the differences between Google Apps and Google Apps for Education. I understand the need for clarification because the
I often run across infographics that could be great posters to hang in a classroom if only there was an easy way to print them
Watching and listening to TED Talks is one of my favorite ways to discover new ideas and challenge my current thinking about various topics. This
…probably. Twitter is a fantastic place to connect with other educators and join in conversations like #EdChat to share ideas and resources. However, Twitter isn’t
Planet In Action is a great site that I’ve written about in the past because it offers some excellent simulations for use in Google Earth.
Image Source: Soil-Net This Sunday is Earth Day. Here is my updated short list of activities and videos for teaching and learning about Earth Day
I have to admit that I am guilty of occasionally wondering where my tax dollars go. Now thanks to the White House’s Federal Tax Payer
I’ve been playing with Instagram on my Android phone for a couple of weeks now. I even drafted a blog post about it, but scrapped
Image Credit: Galilee On Monday I published a list of Seven YouTube Channels Not Named Khan Offering Math Lessons. Thanks to three helpful readers I
Ocean Tracks is an Australian website on which students can view the tracks of marine animals in an online 3D environment. The “tracks” part of
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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