Month In Review – The Most Popular Posts on Free Technology for Teachers
Good evening from hot and steamy Greenwood, Maine. Earlier this week I had the heat on in my house and this afternoon I was outside
Good evening from hot and steamy Greenwood, Maine. Earlier this week I had the heat on in my house and this afternoon I was outside
Realtime Board is a nice tool for hosting online, collaborative brainstorming sessions. I’ve featured the service a couple of times since its launch last fall.
A couple of years ago I had students in one of my classes create Common Craft-style videos to tell the story of Lewis and Clark.
I’ve reviewed a lot of screencasting tools over the years (a list of seventeen can be found here). The problem with most screencasting tools is
There is no shortage of to-do list tools available on the web today. Some are parts of larger services (see Gmail and Evernote) while others
Last week I featured the Vimeo Video School’s series about stillmotion video creation. YouTube also has an extensive collection of videos designed to help you
Want to understand why my dogs make such a mess when they drink water? Watch a slow motion video of the process and you’ll see
PDF Mergy is a free tool for combining PDFs. The service does not require you to register unless you want to select files from your
It seems like every day I find a new infographic on at least one of the blogs that I follow. This is because a good
Room Recess is a free and advertising-free educational games sites developed by an elementary school teacher. The site currently features fourteen games. Room Recess offers
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