This week Free Technology for Teachers welcomed Vocabulary Spelling City as a new advertiser. Vocabulary Spelling City offers a database of more than 42,000 spelling
Last week I published a short post with ideas for using seven sticky note services in schools. This week I found another good sticky note
Today’s episode of Tekzilla Daily has a quick overview of a handy little tool for previewing YouTube videos without loading them in a new player,
I’m about a week late on this but it’s still worth sharing the news that Remind 101 has released a free iPhone app. Remind 101
The Guardian recently published an excellent interactive data visualization of the world’s 50 most prominent peaks. The visualization offers a clickable map of the world’s
InstaGrok is a promising new academic search engine and bookmarking service that I’ve written about twice this spring (here and here). Unfortunately, according to their
This morning I received an email from a reader who needed some advice about having his students use Google Sites as digital portfolios. His concern
Learnist is a new site (still in beta) that aims to be like Pinterest but for sharing learning resources. On Learnist you can create pinboards
I’ve written about QR codes a bunch of times in the past, most recently in this post. The problem with all of those posts is
There isn’t any shortage of sites attempting to organize academic videos, I shared a nice one yesterday, but there aren’t too many that are also
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