The LitMap Project is a free community-powered site for locating books according to their geographic settings. Visit the homepage and click on the map to
WikiTube is a nice Chrome extension that adds relevant videos to Wikipedia pages. With the extension installed and enabled just visit a Wikipedia entry and
On Sunday I shared my ideas for using picture collages as writing prompts. I realize that creating a collage isn’t always feasible or appropriate for
Invent to Learn: Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom is a new book authored by Gary Stager and Sylvia Martinez. For the rest of
Picadilo is a free image editing service that offers a lot of useful tools. To use Picadilo you do not have to create an account
On The Guardian’s Data Blog I found the following graphic that does a nice job of depicting the statistical differences between China and the United
In today’s episode of Sci Show Hank Green explains body hair. Viewers will learn why humans have it and learn about the different types of
Last month MasteryConnect launched a new Pinterest-like feature called Resource Boards. This is a free feature that teachers can use to create collections of resources
The October issue of National Geographic includes a feature about glacial meltdown. An interactive map of rising sea levels complements the feature. The shows viewers
Class Charts, a free service for creating online seating charts and behavior charts and reports, has recently added some handy new features. As before you
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