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Good morning from rainy Maine where the cold, rain, and colorful leaves remove all doubt about which season we’re in. It’s the last day of
Good morning from rainy Maine where the cold, rain, and colorful leaves remove all doubt about which season we’re in. It’s the last day of
I was recently going through my archives looking for some brainstorming and mind mapping apps when I “rediscovered” iBrainstorm. iBrainstorm is a free brainstorming application for the
Jumpshare is a free service that anyone can use to quickly send files to another person. To use Jumpshare just visit the site and drag
If you’re visiting Free Technology for Teachers between 2:00am and 6am Eastern Time the blog might look a little out of sorts. I’m working on
Silk Slides is a new service for easily sharing and discussing slideshows. It is very easy to use the service. To get started just upload
The deadline to apply for the next Google Teacher Academy is on October 4 next week. I’m sure that there are people who will be
Good morning from the Free Technology for Teachers world headquarters on Alcohol Mary Road in Greenwood, Maine. My road is a small dirt road in
ScootPad is a free service offering mathematics and reading practice activities to elementary school students and their teachers. ScootPad activities can be played on just
NASA’s State of Flux image collection features before and after pictures of more than 200 locations worldwide. The satellite images show the effects of climate change, natural
Many services that we all like have the option to sign-in with Facebook and Twitter profiles. While these options are convenient (people rarely forget their
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