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What an Insect Can Teach Students About Search Strategies
Last week in my house I found an insect that I had never seen before. I tried to get the clearest picture I could of
January 22, 2014
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Last week in my house I found an insect that I had never seen before. I tried to get the clearest picture I could of
The Wellcome Library recently made more than 100,000 drawings, photographs, paintings, and advertisements available to the world under Creative Commons licensing. The images available through
The BBC’s Skillswise website offers lots of good activities for learning and practicing skills in language arts and mathematics. A section of the site that
How To Build A Fictional World is a TED-Ed lesson that I recently watched on Open Culture. In the lesson Kate Messner explains the key
Bitly’s real-time media map is an interesting display of which major media outlets are most popular in which U.S. states. There are four categories that
Last week during a presentation that I gave about Google Apps I mentioned that the Goo.gl URL shortening tool will show you where in the
Word Dynamo is an academic review exercises site hosted by Dictionary.com. The Word Dynamo name might make you think that it only offers vocabulary exercises,
A couple of years ago I introduced some of you to GE Teach developed by Josh Williams. Recently, GE Teach was updated again. The latest
Read Write Think offers a bunch of great web, iOS, and Android applications for students. One of those that I recently learned about from David
This weekend I finally set-up a newsletter option that many people have asked for over the years, a once-per-week email with a list of the
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