Atlas of the Valley of the Kings is an interactive atlas developed through the Theban Mapping Project. The atlas contains more than 2000 images and
It has been a long winter here in Maine, but soon we will start to hear spring peepers in the evening. That sound is a
ePals and the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage are hosting the 2014 Junior Folklorist Challenge. The challenge asks students to identify examples of
Booktrack is an interesting service that I recently tried after reading about it on Larry Ferlazzo’s blog. Booktrack allows you to add a soundtrack to
Here’s another resource that has an Earth Day connection. How Much Have We Polluted? is an interactive heat map that displays the per capita and
Earth Day 2014 is coming up next week. As I’ve done in the past, I’ve compiled a list of resources for teaching about Earth Day
Poetica is a neat new service for collaborative editing of documents. The best feature of Poetica is its similarity to writing on a paper document.
This summer for the second year in a row I will be hosting the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp at Sunday River Resort in beautiful Newry,
Last week I shared a couple of browser-based noise meters that show students how loudly they speak. That post was written in response a request
Every now and then I will receive a Word (Docx) file as an email attachment. I have configured my Google Account to allow me to
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