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Good evening from Maine where we enjoyed a beautiful summer day. These are the kind of summer days that you want to bottle and save
July 30, 2017
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Good evening from Maine where we enjoyed a beautiful summer day. These are the kind of summer days that you want to bottle and save
Disclosure: Storyboard That is a long-running advertiser on Free Technology for Teachers. A few years ago I put together a PDF of five projects that
This post contains content that I originally published a couple of years ago. An email from a reader who was looking for suggestions on activities
ClustrMaps is a free service that you can use to show students the global traffic sources of their blogs. ClustrMaps will display a real-time map of
Down For Everyone Or Just Me? will tell you if a site that you’re trying to visit is down or not. To use the site just
Next week I’m kicking-off a new series of Practical Ed Tech webinars. The first in the series is Search Strategies Students Need to Know. This
The NanoSpace Molecularium is a nice web resource produced by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The purpose of the site is to provide elementary school and middle
Some of my favorite social studies lesson plans included having students use maps to analyze data and identify patterns in history. Over the years I’ve
Ignite Teaching is a free mobile app and web app that students can use to collaborate on the development of multimedia projects. It became fairly popular
The British Museum collection on Sketchfab contains 252 3D models of artifacts in The British Museum’s collections. You can view these models in 3D in
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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