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The Year in Review – No, It’s Not a List of Links
The end of 2013 is less than eight hours away as I sit to write this final blog post of the year. My usual week-in-review
December 31, 2013
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The end of 2013 is less than eight hours away as I sit to write this final blog post of the year. My usual week-in-review
Last sunset of 2013 Good evening from Woodstock, Maine where I’ve just watched the final sunset of 2013. I hope that you all are enjoying
At the end of yesterday’s post of ten resources for high school and middle school math teachers I asked for suggestions for additional resources. This
Recently, on the Free Technology for Teachers Facebook page someone asked for suggestions for math resources for grades 7-12. That covers a broad range of
NOAA’s Games Planet Arcade offers twenty-five educational games for young students. The games are intended to help students learn about oceans, wildlife, and weather. Twenty
One of my favorite free iPad apps of 2013 is the World Wildlife Fund’s Together app. That app features interactive stories about endangered species around
Storyboard That is a service that you and your students can use to create simple comic strips. I’ve reviewed it in the past and today
National Geographic Education is currently accepting applications for what looks like an awesome opportunity for twenty-five K-12 teachers in the U.S. and Canada. The 2014
The Digital Scholarship Lab at the University of Richmond recently released a new feature called the Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States.
Stuck in my own driveway Good morning from the Free Technology for Teachers world headquarters in icy and snowy Woodstock, Maine. How icy is it?
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