Week in Review – The Knuckle Hopping Edition
Good morning from the Toronto International Airport where I am waiting for my flight home to Portland, Maine. This week I had the privilege of
August 31, 2013
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Good morning from the Toronto International Airport where I am waiting for my flight home to Portland, Maine. This week I had the privilege of
The Atlantic’s new series Economics In Plain English is a good resource for social studies teachers to bookmark and share with their students. One of
A few weeks ago I created a Google Custom Search Engine for videos that are not hosted on YouTube. You can find the search engine
Web Rangers offers seven categories of games about different subjects related to the National Parks. The game categories are people, animals, parks, science, history, nature,
Today, in Grande Prairie, Alberta I wrapped-up the second day of a Google Apps workshop. Creating image-based quizzes in Google Forms was one of the
Last Friday I set up a Google Form to collect examples of classroom and school blogs. This evening I put together a Google Slides presentation
I spent the last two days working with teachers in Grande Prairie, Alberta. One of the activities that we did yesterday was develop our own
There are very few things as frustrating as excessive Internet filtering when you’re trying to integrate technology into classroom. Some filtering can be good and
Huzzaz is a new site (still in private beta although you can request an invitation) for organizing and sharing collections of educational videos. It’s a
C-SPAN Classroom offers a lot of excellent resources for U.S. Government and History teachers. In the past I’ve featured their interactive timeline of Supreme Court
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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