Smithsonian X 3D offers a neat way for students to learn about artifacts from the Smithsonian museums. The site is the result of a collaboration
Azendoo is a nice service designed to help teams divide and track project responsibilities. When I tried the service a few months ago the only
Earlier this week I shared some information about new content added to ReadWorks. In that post I included a video that tour of the website.
Like many high school Civics and Government teachers, when I taught Civics I started out with lessons on the works of John Locke. This morning
Google Apps for Education users who have Google+ enabled have a new privacy option available to them. The new option allows you to restrict access
Today is the last day of Geography Awareness Week. As a fun conclusion to the week here are two classic geography videos courtesy of the
By this time next Thursday many Americans will be plopped in front of a television, watching football, and or napping after eating Thanksgiving turkey. Last
When we think about blogging we often think about writing. But the great thing about blogging is that it doesn’t have to be limited to
PresentationTube is a free service that teachers can add narration to their PowerPoint presentations. When the service launched last winter it only supported the inclusion
I can lose track of time jumping from one TED-Ed lesson to another. I was doing that last night when I came across How Do
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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