This morning while browsing through Google Earth looking for a resource about sharks for Shark Week (I found it) I came across a Google Earth
I got my first “back to school” email this week which was a jolting reminder of just how quickly time flies during summer break. The
This Sunday is the start of Discovery’s annual Shark Week. A couple of weeks ago I shared SciShow Kids’ Super Sharks lesson. That’s a nice
Earlier this week I published a blog post in which I shared the resources that I shared with a reader who had emailed me seeking
Last week I published a video that highlighted ten handy features of Google Keep. Since then a few people have emailed me to point out
If you’re one of the many people who doesn’t like the new Twitter interface, I’m one of them, you don’t have to use it in
Over the weekend and through the first part of this week I was stricken with a flu-like bug that had me doing nothing more than
One of the ways that I’m able to keep Free Technology for Teachers going is through the sale of my in-person workshops and professional development
Yesterday I received an email from a reader who was looking for my recommendation for a few resources for teaching a government or civics course.
Last fall the Library of Congress launched a new online initiative called Crowd. As the name implies, it’s a crowdsourcing project that anyone who registers
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