The Most Popular Ed Tech Posts from Montana

Morrison views the mountains.

Good morning from Missoula, Montana where I just finished delivering the kick-off presentation for Discovery's DEN Virtual Conference. If you missed it, the archive of my presentation as well as those of many others will be available on October 26. Earlier this week I had the privilege to work with teachers and pre-service teachers here in Missoula too. Thank you all for your support that makes this blog popular and in turn provides me with these great opportunities to present all over the world.

Here are this week's most popular posts:
1. If You're Worried About Posterous Shutting Down...
2. Explain iPads to my Mom...
3. Tap to Learn Grammar App
4. One Click Yields More Room to Work in Google Docs
5. Math vs. Zombies - A Halloween Math Game
6. Falling Faster Than the Speed of Sound
7. Ten Terrific Mind Mapping and Brainstorming Tools

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Lesley University offers quality online graduate programs for teachers.
The University of Maryland Baltimore County offers graduate programs for teachers.
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