MindMup is a free mind mapping tool that can be used online, with Google Drive, and on your desktop. MindMup works like most mind mapping
Google’s Good to Know site hosts a lot of good information about web technology basics. Good to Know covers topics like preventing identity theft, securing
Good evening from Greenwood, Maine. This evening while sitting on my back deck enjoying the summer weather I’ve been thinking about the year so far.
Brain Stuff is a new YouTube channel featuring short explanations to fun science questions like “how much oxygen does a person breath in a day?”
The last day of Google Reader has arrived. Tomorrow, it will be shut-down by Google. If you haven’t moved your RSS subscriptions to another feed
Earlier today Open Culture shared a video titled What’s Actually Inside an Average Cup of Coffee? The video, produced by Wired, gives us a short
Google+ turned two this week. Many teachers (and many others) have ignored it even though it has some great features. I outlined my favorite things
I’m not likely to be accused of being a hipster anytime soon, but this evening I did Instagram a picture of part of my dinner.
This weekend is the last weekend that Google Reader will work. If you haven’t found a replacement for Google Reader yet, here’s another option. Digg
Good morning from rainy Maine. This week I had the privilege of speaking at the University of Maine at Fort Kent and at the AAFCS
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