Good morning from the Free Technology for Teachers World Headquarters in Woodstock, Maine. The sun is shining and the temperature is cool, but not cold.
Creating a blog is one of the first things that I recommend to teachers who are looking to improve the way that they distribute information
Last week I posted a Google Form in which I asked readers of Free Technology for Teachers to vote for their favorite ed tech tools.
Why Do Rivers Have Deltas? is a new video lesson from the folks at MinuteEarth. In the two and a half minute lesson we learn
Earlier this week I posted a list of fifteen free student response tools. I plan to make video tutorials on how to use all of
Just as in past summers, in 2016 C-SPAN will bring a select group of three social studies teachers to Washington, D.C. as C-SPAN Fellows. The
Shelfie is a neat Android and iOS app that can help you find audiobook and ebook versions of your favorite books. To use Shelfie simply
Spell ’til You Drop is a free iPad published by McGraw-Hill. To play the game students have to correctly spell words as they are read
American Panorama is a great new resource from the University of Richmond that I learned about from Maps Mania. American Panorama aims to be an
Last week I put out a call to cast your votes for your favorite free ed tech tools. I’ll close the form at midnight (Eastern
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