Einztein is a new service for locating online collegiate level courses and corresponding materials. Einztein isn't your standard searc...

Einztein is a new service for locating online collegiate level courses and corresponding materials. Einztein isn't your standard searc...
The school year is winding down for many of us, but there is still time to try something new in the classroom. If that's not the case fo...
Podcasts in Education Made Simple is the title of a presentation given by Andi Kenuam at EdCamp Philly . The presentation walks viewers th...
The Evolution of Television is a timeline infographic hosted by Sterling Satellite . The infographic highlights major developments in telev...
At the end of every school year the teachers at my school have to turn in their laptops to be reimaged. Therefore, around this time each yea...
When I started to consider going back to school to become a teacher, I spent nearly a year substitute teaching in a wide array of high schoo...
Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Hopefully, the weekend brings everyone the rest and relaxation teachers need at this point in the school year. ...
Sciyo is a free service that allows scientists to publish their works and connect with other authors. Works published on Sciyo are made av...
FedFlix , hosted by the Internet Archive, is a collection of nearly 2000 films produced by the US government during the 20th Century. The to...
The Air & Space Magazine website has a neat time-lapse video documenting the process of preparing NASA's Discovery space shuttle f...
A couple of weeks ago I shared that YouTube had added a new video privacy option called "unlisted" videos. Tekzilla has a video ...
Lino It is a free service that allows you to create a canvas of online multimedia sticky notes. In addition to basic text, the sticky notes...
In one of my classes we recently wrapped-up a unit on the Vietnam War. As supplementary review resource I posted this four minute video on ...
Lee and Sachi Lefever have once again created a great video that educators should watch. Wikipedia Explained by Common Craft uses Common Cr...
James Hollis, author of Teachers Love SMART Boards , is currently offering a free training course through his Teacher Online Training site...
The 2010 National Geographic Bee championship was decided yesterday and 13 year old Aadith Moorthy from Florida is the winner. His final qu...
Tomorrow MLTI's 7th annual Student Conference will be held at the University of Maine. This is an annual meeting of middle school stude...
While writing about LangMedia yesterday I realized that I've reviewed a lot of resources for foreign language and ESL/EFL students and ...
FlixTime , a competitor to Animoto , recently released some enhancements to their video creation services. Probably the most significant of ...
LangMedia , produced by Five Colleges Incorporated , provides resources for learning languages less-commonly offered by high schools and col...
I started using a beta version of Google Chrome on my Mac back in November and have found myself using it more than 50% of the time over th...
Joyce Seitzinger, author of the Cat's Pyjamas blog, has published a great one sheet guide for Moodle using teachers . The guide is ess...
As a high school student I loved being a tuba player in the marching band. Therefore this week I have really enjoyed So You Want to Teach...
Online study guide provider Shmoop recently added a new slideshow feature to their free offerings. Shmoop now offers slideshows about many...
TED just released the video of Sir Ken Robinson's talk from TED 2010 which took place in February. His latest talk Bring on the Learning...
WordSteps is a resource for learning the vocabulary of your choice of nine languages. To start learning vocabulary with WordSteps select t...
Why Geography Matters is a video produced by Google employees. Clearly the video is a promotion for Google Earth , but that doesn't mean...
Today's episode of CNN Student News takes viewers from the bottom of the ocean to the top of the world. In today's episode students...
As readers in the UK are the fourth largest group of readers for this blog, I thought it would appropriate to share that Google recently an...
Next Wednesday, May 26, at 4pm EST Google is hosting a webinar with representatives of Oregon's Department of Education. As you may know...
Hardly a day goes by that I don't receive an email from someone who has written a long list post on his or her blog. Usually, I'll j...
It looks like it's going to be another beautiful weekend in Maine (have I mentioned that I love living here?) and hopefully it's equ...
Claroline is an open source program that gives users the freedom to create their own online classroom. With Claroline teachers can produc...
Google Web Elements is a gallery of useful widgets that can be easily embedded into most blogs and websites. One of the widgets that could b...
Communiversity is a website on which students and their parents can find information about the colleges they're considering attending....
If you work in a school that uses strict web filtering you and your students know the frustration of conducting a search only to have many o...
Updated November 2010 Over the last few weeks I've been "tagged" by at least five people in "Who I'm Reading?" b...