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Good evening from sunny Maine. As I write this I’m enjoying a perfect summer evening sitting on my back deck and watching my dogs enjoy
Good evening from sunny Maine. As I write this I’m enjoying a perfect summer evening sitting on my back deck and watching my dogs enjoy
Google offers dozens of lessons for exploring computational thinking through the use of Python programming. Now if you’re wondering, “what the heck is Python programming?”
If you teach global studies, current events, geography, or anything along those lines, you’ve probably found yourself explaining the European Union to your students. There
This afternoon I spent some time jumping from one interesting and educational YouTube video to the next. Many of those videos will be appearing in
Wibki is a free service for creating personalized start pages. It’s service that I think people that like iGoogle will like. (Remember, iGoogle is closing
This is a problem we all face at times; we think that we’ve created a great presentation or developed a great story yet it just
I have just received an exciting email from the folks at Narrable. They have launched a new plan for educators. The new plan includes free
Since June Flipboard has made it possible for people to collaboratively create digital magazines on their iPads, Android tablets, and in their web browsers. But
A couple of years ago I tried out a Chrome extension called Speech Recognizer. Speech Recognizer allowed users to speak to create text. Speech Recognizer
Earlier this month at the Authentic Learning Workshop I was asked, “what do you say to teachers who say I don’t have time for a
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