This Month’s Ten Most Popular Posts on Free Technology for Teachers
The old weather lore of “March coming in like a lion and going out like a lamb” has not held true here in Maine this
The old weather lore of “March coming in like a lion and going out like a lamb” has not held true here in Maine this
The New York Public Library recently released more than 20,000 historical maps through NYPL Digital Collections. These maps can be downloaded in high resolution to
Coursera is a great place to find free online open courses for personal and professional learning. Coursera currently has more than 600 courses available through
Visualizing.org is a community site for sharing data visualizations. Anyone can upload their data visualizations to the public gallery. The public gallery is divided into
The World Series champion Boston Red Sox begin a new season today. Baseball players and their fans are fanatical about statistics. The same is true
Last summer I hosted the first Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp at Sunday River Resort and Conference Center in beautiful Newry, Maine. The response was
TwistedWave is a new audio recording and editing tool that is now included in Next Vista’s list of recommended tools. Through TwistedWave you can create
Haiku Deck is a fantastic tool for designing slideshow presentations. The best aspect of Haiku Deck is the built-in Creative Commons image search tool. That
Every mathematics teacher I know needs graph paper. If you’re a mathematics teacher and find yourself running short on graph paper or you need a
Spent is an online game designed to teach players about the challenges of living on minimum wage (or slightly higher) employment. Players begin by selecting
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