Apple’s iBooks Author is an excellent tool for creating multimedia ebooks, but there are some elements of using it that can be confusing and or
The Google Earth Blog recently started a new series of posts called Google Earth A to Z. Each post will explain an aspect of Google
This morning I saw a Tweet promoting the Smithsonian’s Folklife Festival. I was lucky enough to take in a part of it a few years
Last month PBS aired American Experience: Jesse Owens. The complete episode is now available online at PBS Video. The American Experience website offers some lesson
It’s been a while since I last explored Snag Films. Over the weekend I spent a bit of time browsing the history section of Snag
Motion Math is a developer of iPad games for kids for pre-K and elementary school students. Motion Math currently offers four free iPad games. I
Last fall I wrote 10 Search Tools and Tactics Teachers and Students Need to Know. The first thing on that list was to teach students
Encalc is a free online scientific calculator that I initially tried more than four years ago. I revisited it this evening and discovered that some more
This morning I received an email from a reader who was looking for a template for deploying Google Apps for Education across her school. While
Good morning from the Free Technology for Teachers world headquarters in Greenwood, Maine. Something that still amazes me about the web is that I can
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