Earlier this evening I gave a presentation for the 2010 Reform Symposium. The topic of the presentation was using backchannels in your clas...

Earlier this evening I gave a presentation for the 2010 Reform Symposium. The topic of the presentation was using backchannels in your clas...
This week I was at the Maine Maritime Academy in Castine, Maine for MLTI's Summer Institute . I was there to talk about Google Maps, Bl...
Degree Scout has recently published an infographic illustrating the problems that are caused by college students' drinking behaviors. ...
My Wonderful World is an excellent resource for geography teachers and geography students. My Wonderful World provides a host of gr...
Geocaching can be a fun and educational outdoor activity. The video below from Geocaching.com explains in simple terms what geocaching is a...
The Math of Rock Climbing is a video that I discovered through the Open Culture blog. I have done some rock climbing so I was interested j...
Cloud Canvas is a free online image editing and image creation tool. Cloud Canvas fits in a niche somewhere between a simple drawing tool ...
How to Choose a Safe Password is an educational video produced by Animated Explanations . The video does a nice job of explaining the commo...
Yesterday, I wrote a post about the three Common Craft videos that should be in every technology integrator's training library . In that...
Book Trailers for Readers is a student/ teacher wiki that was recently featured on the Wikispaces blog. Book Trailers for Readers was sta...
I've spent the last couple of days with Alice Barr, Sarah Sutter, and Thomas Cooper at MLTI's summer conference working with teacher...
Video ANT is a free tool developed by Brad Hosack at the University of Minnesota for the purpose of providing a platform on which students ...
Knotebooks is a neat service that allows users to create, customize, and share lessons composed of videos, images, and texts from all over ...
Google Docs has had a translation option for quite a while, but until now you had to copy and paste your text in order to create a new tran...
Flisti is a free and easy-to-use polling tool. Registration is not required in order to create a poll with Flisti . In fact, registering do...
Sue Waters has written another follow-up post from the questions and comments generated by our ISTE Unplugged session on blogging. In What...
Computational search engine Wolfram Alpha has just launched a new widget building tool. The Wolfram Alpha widget builder will allow anyone ...
Yesterday, the US Library of Congress which oversees the Copyright Office handed down some decisions in favor of the Electronic Frontier Fo...
Learn Boost is a new free gradebook system that looks promising. Learn Boost is still in a closed testing mode, but according to their pro...
The BBC Radio World Music Archive is comprised of music recordings gathered over the course of ten years from countries all over the globe....
Search Credible is a search service that allows you to access 26 different search engines from one location. Included in the list of search...
Learn It In 5 is a relatively new site that features short how-to videos for teachers. The videos are intended to help teachers quickly lea...
The Barcelona Field Studies Centre has developed a neat little compass tool that works with Google Maps. Google Compass overlays a compass...
Yesterday, I gave a run-down of nine survey tools that teachers and students can use . Today, I came across another survey tool that should ...
Project FeederWatch is a project administered by the Cornell Ornithology Lab and Bird Studies Canada . Project FeederWatch collects data ...
It's Saturday morning in Maine and I just came inside from some bug collecting and soccer playing with my neighbor's six year old. B...
On many occasions in the past I've written here and shared on other forums that I think placing a survey or poll on your classroom blog...
Earlier today I posted a list of ten ways that teachers can use Drop.io . There was some confusion about whether or not Drop.io is free. Dr...
In this week's video I share a resource that isn't free, but could save you or your school some money when purchasing whiteboards. W...
More than two years after its initial launch, Drop.io is still one of my favorite all-around web-based tools for teachers. Here are ten way...
Here's another of the cartoon slideshows that I made a couple of years ago. It's still very relevant in many schools. The only thing...
Here's the third in the series of cartoon slideshows I made a couple of years ago. It's amazing to me that in the world of an ever-e...
A few days ago I was reminded of a cartoon slideshow that I created a couple of years ago. The purpose of the slideshow was to demonstrate o...
Just a quick note: I'm taking the day off from the online world to relax and fish before a stretch of five workshops and presentations i...
Here's another great example of the kind of free education that can be found on the web today. Yale University has published all of the ...
Screenjelly is a free web-based tool that allows anyone to quickly create a screencast video. To use Screenjelly all you need to do is go ...
Thanks to Janet Kenney for alerting me to the following funny and relevant to education video. Applications for Education Why isn't thi...
Yesterday, Google announced that they were completely revamping the way that image search results were displayed. It's a neat new displ...
Google made a significant addition to Google Apps for Education in the form of a user policy management tool. The user policy management too...
In the past I've written about Google Earth files and some other educational media from produced by the USGS ( here and here ). Today,...