Once a year I put out a call for guest bloggers and share those posts for a week. This year, I’m going to run those
Last week Remind turned on the chat feature for all teachers who use their free text messaging service to communicate with students and parents. Using
Last week Why Are There Clouds? was one of the most popular posts on the Free Tech for Teachers Facebook page. A good follow-up to that
This is a guest post from Beth Holland (@brholland) from EdTechTeacher – an advertiser on this site. Recently, I stumbled upon Sketch Toy – a web-based
Cometdocs is a service for quickly converting documents and sharing them with others. Cometdocs will convert your documents to and from Word, PDF, and Excel. When
This weekend I received an email from a teacher who is changing school districts over the summer. He was looking for an easy way to
MusicTheory.net offers free online music theory lessons covering everything from basic note recognition to difficult chord inversions. Each activity on the site provides instant feedback. The
Turn on any cable news network in the United States right now and your’re bound to hear about declared and possible candidates for the 2016
Good evening from Woodstock, Maine where I spent the day walking my dogs and riding my bike. I hope that you had equally relaxing start
This evening I watched the finals of the National Geographic Geo Bee. I wish I could say that I answered every question correctly, but I
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