Digital Dialects has a large selection of educational games and activities for learning sixty different languages. Most of the games are designed to learn and
PBS Kids Cyberchase website offers dozens of educational games for students in grades three through five. The games are intended to help students develop their
I recently received an email from C-SPAN reminding me of a great free PD opportunity that they offer for teachers in the U.S. during the
Near the Bob Marshall Wilderness, MT. Last Saturday I had the honor of delivering the kick-off presentation from a hotel room in Missoula, Montana for
MIT + K12 is a new MIT project that features MIT students explaining math and science concepts for K-12 students. The website isn’t a collection
Studeous is a new service that teachers can use to create online discussion forums for their courses. In your Studeous account you can create a
Today, Google released new visual improvements to the base maps in Google Maps. The improvements include new representations of terrain, vegetation, and land formations. The
This isn’t a technology story, but I think it will be of interest to history teachers and history geeks like me. This morning The Adventure
Last week Ray Birks sent me an email about a presentation that he and his colleague Aaron Hansen gave at the Washington Association of Educators
The CNN Tech blog recently published a list of the worst passwords of 2012. The top of the list includes all of the things that
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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