Morrison waiting for the school bus. Well it's the end of August and by now almost everyone is back in school. I hope that this year ...

Morrison waiting for the school bus. Well it's the end of August and by now almost everyone is back in school. I hope that this year ...
After last weekend's visit from Hurricane Irene I have forces of nature on my brain. I guess there is something about seeing a giant tre...
Although not as strong as predicted, Hurricane Irene came and went leaving a path of destruction in its wake (some of my colleagues are stil...
Music Notation Training is a simple website on which students can practice recognizing music notes. The offers practice for both bass and t...
Autodesk Homestyler is a good website for designing the interior of a room or of an entire house. The service is free and can be used witho...
Tomorrow, after two days of canceled classes, I am finally going to meet my new students. The first day always has me handing out my syllabu...
I don't know why it took them so long to do this, but Google has finally added an easy way to insert page numbers into documents in Goog...
Watch2gether is a neat site through which you can watch YouTube videos and host text chats about them at the same time. It is really quite ...
One of the challenges that every student faces at one time or another is conducting focused and efficient research. The folks at the Kentuck...
The K12 Online Conference is an annual free event featuring some of the best presentations you'll find anywhere in the K-12 world. This...
Since I started writing this blog almost four years ago I have reviewed dozens of task management tools and personal organizers. So last Jun...
This year, as I do every year, I plan to help my students develop the life-long skill of delivering good presentations to an audience. To th...
This week's Snag Learning Film of the Week is Katrina's Children . Six years ago Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans and the Gul...
Last fall I asked readers to contribute to a list of tips for new teachers. I compiled that list and put it together as a Google Docs prese...
Unrest in the Arab World is an interactive map and timeline from CNN. The timeline begins in December of 2010 and continues through August ...
I have started to get a little leery of infographics lately in part because some of them don't seem to be much more than SEO efforts by...
I haven't created a document using a Microsoft product in years. Because of that, I did not know, and perhaps you didn't know either...
Good morning from Maine. As I look out my window and see some leaves changing color, it's almost hard to believe that autumn is just aro...
Here is a neat feature of Poll Everywhere that I just learned about this week, word clouds. The word cloud feature has been there for a whi...
On Monday the finalists for the Next Vista / Free Technology for Teachers Made in the Cloud video contest were announced . Yesterday, the ...
Over the last week or so I've shared a handful of resources related to September 11, 2001. Today, I think I've found the most extens...
It's Friday morning and as I have done for every Friday this month, I've lined up some free stuff to give away. This week I have fiv...
Hurricane Irene is heading up the east coast of the US with more force than we've seen in quite a while. Today's episode of CNN Stud...
I have my first day of school today (yes, on a Friday) and my students return next Tuesday. Just as I was scanning my RSS reader for the las...
SchoolTube, one of my favorite alternatives to YouTube , is currently hosting a student video contest . The contest asks students to produce...
QR Code for this blog Today while I was driving from my old house to my new house (something I've done at least ten times this week i...
Last night I had the pleasure of interview Wesley Fryer about his new ebook Playing With Media (full disclosure he gave me free access for ...
Last month I shared a post about three ways students can create fake Facebook profiles for historical characters. Here's another way t...
Last week I highlighted some National Geographic resources about September 11. Yesterday, I learned about some free lesson resources from P...
This post is completely inspired by my brother in-law Dr. Nathan Hnatiuk who teaches Organic Chemistry at Cedarville University . Nate just...
I've mentioned my favorite resources PD site in the past. This evening I would like to point out that this month I added some new resour...
For the last couple of years I have promoted Flocabulary's weekly video series The Week in Rap as a nice little resource for current e...
There are many ways for teams of students to collaborate online and here's another promising one. Conceptboard is a service that provid...
ScreenChomp is a free app for creating and sharing short tutorials or lessons on your iPad. ScreenChomp provides a whiteboard on which you ...
This week's Snag Learning Film of the Week is Raindrops Over Rwanda . Raindrops Over Rwanda is a twenty film documenting the causes and...