In the past I’ve shared tools and ideas for creating choose your own adventure videos. Now I’d like to introduce you to Playfic for creating choose
I hinted at this a couple of weeks ago in a post about summer learning opportunities, but now I am able to officially announce the
SketchUp (formerly a Google product, recently sold to Trimble) is a great program for creating 3D models to use in maps and online portfolios. The
Over the weekend I had someone ask on Twitter how I make infographics display in small space on my blog. The answer is that I
Where a Bill Becomes a Law is a Google Maps-based site designed to help visitors determine where and when a bill was presented to the
PortfolioGen is a service that offers a platform on which teachers and pre-service teachers can build simple webpages to highlight their portfolios. Teachers can write
Last night I received an email from a student intern at a new start-up company called Backpack TV. Backpack TV is a site that is
On Friday Open Culture posted a resource that I think anyone who teaches about the Roman Empire needs to check out right away. ORBIS is
In the past I’ve run a couple of posts about geocaching activities. This guest post by Jen Deyenberg outlined student geocaching activities. Geocaching relies on
Back in August I introduced you to Russel Tarr’s Fakebook. Fakebook is a tool for creating fictitious Facebook profiles about famous people in history. Over
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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