Last weekend I got a new television (our old one died) just in time to watch some great NCAA basketball games. While watching one of
Dan Russell, whose book and other work I’ve referenced dozens of times on this blog, recently published a good lesson on how to find audio
This afternoon at 4pm ET I’m hosting a new webinar titled How to Create & Sell Your Own Digital Products. Register by 3pm to join
Disclosure: Plays.org is an advertiser on FreeTech4Teachers.comPlays.org is a new website that offers hundreds of games for students to play online. Students can play all
Disclosure: Discovery Education is an advertiser on FreeTech4Teachers.com Discovery Education hosts some fantastic virtual field trips throughout the year. These are open to all teachers
Today is the first day of spring in the northern hemisphere. And even there is still plenty of winter-like days to come, here in Maine
Good morning from Maine where a steady rain is washing away the last of snow that is in my yard. We’re heading into the time
Whenever I fill up my car’s gas tank I’m thankful that I don’t have a car that requires high octane gasoline. What is high octane
In yesterday’s blog post about unraveling an email scam I mentioned that I used the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine as a part of that process.
In researching for Wednesday’s post about inflation I ran across one of my old posts about Crash Course Economics. Within that thirty-six part course there
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