Clouds over the valley of Bryant Pond. Good evening from the Free Technology for Teachers World Headquarters in Woodstock, Maine where spring seems to have
Even though they use it everyday many of our students don’t understand how the World Wide Web works. A recently released TED-Ed lesson tackles the
Earlier this week Microsoft announced that they have developed a real-time translation feature for Skype. The real-time translation tool will provide nearly-instant subtitles for the
Canva, one of my favorite services for creating infographics and slides, regularly sends emails containing design tips. The tip that they sent out in their
Last night two champions were crowned in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. As I watched the final moments last night I knew that I would
The Internet is not lacking for bookmarking tools. Some are complex and robust while others are clean and simple. Listango falls into the clean and
ParticiPoll is a service that you can use to add interactive polls to your PowerPoint presentations. Your polls are created and delivered within your PowerPoint
Three years ago I explored and reviewed the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra’s website for kids called Keeping Score. Recently, the site was overhauled with new
Science Friday is a must-bookmark for teachers and students of science. On Science Friday you will find interesting videos and articles about a wide array
If your school is not yet out for the summer, you’re probably in the home stretch. This is the time of year when we spend
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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