Two Minute Geology is a newish series of videos from HugeFloods.com. The Two Minute Geology videos provide short lessons on things like Ice Age floods
This morning I did a very simple QR code activity at the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp. QR codes were distributed on the tables in
I realize that this post comes from the pages of, I’m tired of writing about this and you are probably tired of it too, but
Geodia is a free history resource hosted by the University of Texas. Geodia uses a combination of a timeline and Google Map to outline the
Adding an audio message to your classroom blog or website can be a good way to help deliver important messages to your students and their
Gus Petro is a Swiss photographer that recently published a neat visualization of the size of the Grand Canyon. He took his pictures of buildings
Good morning from Maine where I am home after spending a few days in Scottsdale, Arizona for the Pearson OLE Authentic Learning conference and one
Jefferson Lab is a good place to find educational science and math games. I discovered this resource a few years ago because one of my
Chem Collective is a project designed and maintained by Carnegie Mellon University’s chemistry department and the National Science Digital Library. On Chem Collective you will
Debate Graph is a great resource that students can use to evaluate the many arguments in hot-button global topics. By providing webbed diagrams of arguments
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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