Last week the edublog-o-sphere was buzzing with the news of Google’s publication of new National Parks virtual tours available in the Google Arts & Culture
At the end of every month I like to take a look at the search terms visitors frequently use on Free Technology for Teachers. It
It’s the end of a busy month for me and I’m sure a busy month for everyone reading this blog who started the new school
The University of Florida’s Digital Collections offers a huge library of digitized children’s books. Thanks to Open Culture I discovered this collection this afternoon and
For many years CNN Student News has been my go-to resource for current events lessons for middle school and high school students. Every summer CNN Student
Bouncy Balls is a free online noise meter that shows students the volume of the noise in your classroom. Bouncy Balls does this by displaying a set
Creating flipped lessons in which students answer questions about a video that you make them watch can be one way to check whether or not
Services like Cel.ly and Remind are great for sending reminders about important school and classroom events to parents and students. That said, students shouldn’t rely
In what looks like a clear move to try to reach the elementary school market, Khan Academy has acquired Duck Duck Moose. Duck Duck Moose
Earlier this summer TechSmith announced that they were closing some of their free apps that teachers loved. That list includes the whiteboard video creation apps
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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