In browsing through Outside magazine’s gallery of the Best National Park Photos of 2014 I was reminded of the documentary Christmas in Yellowstone. The documentary
Earlier today on the FreeTech4Teachers Facebook page someone asked how to save the links without tagging herself in a comment. The process is rather easy.
Earlier this week I published a short post about an update to the RSS feed for this blog. Since then a couple of people have
Many of you are already aware that I maintain a few other blogs in addition to FreeTech4Teachers.com. One of those is iPadApps4School.com to which I
NOVA Elements for iPad is an excellent iPad app for helping students learn about the periodic table of elements. The app is “hosted” by NY
Whenever I have long blocks of instructional time I like to break it up with short breaks and or timed hands-on activities. One tool that
I have been fortunate to see the Northern Lights a few times. It is truly one of the coolest natural things I’ve seen. So what
Last week I posted a survey asking you to select your favorite new app or website of 2014. After five days of collecting responses I’ve
Last week I wrote a couple of posts about the updates to TinyTap. In addition to the update making the app available on Android tablets,
Watching Wikipedia: #Edit2014 is an interesting way to take a look back at 2014. The video is a series of screenshots of pages added to
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