A blog can get boring after a while if paragraphs of text is all that ever gets posted to it. More importantly, your students will
Russel Tarr is on a roll this month. Earlier this month he released a great tool for creating fake text message exchanges between historical and
Good morning from muddy Greenwood, Maine. The spring thaw has started and that means it is mud season. Along with the mud we have the
The NanoSpace Molecularium is a nice web resource produced by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The purpose of the site is to provide elementary school and middle
Nature Works Everywhere is an excellent site presented by The Nature Conservancy. One of the features Nature Works Everywhere designed for students is Conservation Connection.
Jen Deyenberg at Northern Gateway Public Schools has created a nice collection of digital citizenship resources for teachers and parents. The collection is organized into
For years Google Maps had the option for creating custom placemarks and basic shapes in the “my maps” option in your account. But if you
One of the blogging activities that I often suggest in my workshops is having students record and share on-the-spot observations during field trips. To do
For the next two days I’ll be at Discovery Education’s Beyond the Textbook forum. The purpose of the forum is to bring together a couple
Quizdini is a free tool for creating online quizzes. The best feature of Quizdini is that you can create explanations of the correct answer for
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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