Registrations keep coming in for the new January section of my online course Google Drive and the Common Core. For people who were interested in
I’m sure that we’ll be seeing a lot of “year in review” videos released over the next couple of weeks. Some like Rewind YouTube Style
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a lengthy review of the suite of online video editing tools from WeVideo. This week WeVideo published a
Pixorial is an online video editing service that I tried and liked this summer. The drawback was that the free plan only allowed you 1GB
When Google announced the closure of iGoogle earlier this year many people went looking for an alternative. One of the alternatives that I liked this
According to the Library of Congress Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to have large portions of his career highlights captured in motion pictures.
Earlier this month I shared the news that John Green had started a new Crash Course series on English Literature. The latest addition to the
Planwise is a free service that is designed to help people manage their budgets and plan for their financial futures. The service can be used
Nature is one of the PBS programs that I have enjoyed for as long as I can remember. Today, I found myself looking at the
This morning the Official Google Blog had a post about the new imagery of the Dead Sea Scrolls that they have helped to put online
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