Last July one of my favorite online video creation tools, JayCut, was bought out by RIM (BlackBerry) . At the time JayCut stopped accepting ...

Last July one of my favorite online video creation tools, JayCut, was bought out by RIM (BlackBerry) . At the time JayCut stopped accepting ...
StudyBlue , a mobile flashcard/ studying app that I've reviewed in the past , has released an infographic based on data about student u...
Tonight, Jimmy V Week started on ESPN. This annual event celebrates the life of Jim Valvano and raises money for the Jimmy V Foundation for...
In my never-ending quest to reduce email inbox clutter, I like to try out various file transfer services. One that I recently tried with a c...
Yesterday, I wrote a short post about a video on John Locke that I had watched the previous night. In my haste to write and publish the post...
One of the current trends in the blog-o-sphere is the use of infographics for sharing general information about a topic (infographics also s...
Do remember making mix tapes in high school? If you still have one kicking around, good luck finding a cassette player to listen to it on. I...
Eleven days ago I mentioned a free and open Computer Science 101 course being offered through Stanford University. Today, through Open Cult...
Four years ago today I wrote my first blog post on Free Technology for Teachers . This is what I wrote on November 28, 2007. I really wasn...
Earlier this evening I was Tweeting with a student who needed some help creating a new blog. In an effort to help her out I directed her to ...
One of last week's most popular posts on Free Technology for Teachers was Ten Search Tools and Tactics Teachers and Students Need to Kn...
Last month I published a short list of good places to find and watch documentaries online. Today, I learned about another good place to fin...
The leading segment on last night's edition of 60 Minutes was Hard Times Generation . The story features the children of homeless famil...
Thanks to Lee Kolbert I learned about Microsoft's Safety and Security Center . The Safety and Security Center contains many videos , PD...
Here's a short video reminder of something that I'm guilty of forgetting, how to properly sit in front of a computer. If you're...
Read Cube is a desktop application, for Windows and Mac, that is designed to help students organize their research. Read Cube provides a pl...
One of the features in this month's issue of National Geographic is Big Cats in Danger . Next month the National Geographic Channel is r...
Good morning from Maine. I hope all of my friends that celebrated Thanksgiving this week have recovered from their turkey overdoses. If you...
Last summer my colleague at Ed Tech Teacher , Greg Kulowiec , introduced me to creating choose your own adventure videos in YouTube. Back th...
Although I might like to see the whole world go paperless, I also know that my blog posts are often printed by readers to give to their coll...
One of the things that I really like about QR codes is that they make it very easy to put useful information on your phone or tablet. Rather...
Podio is a service designed for businesses to use as a company intranet. Recently, Podio announced that they are making their services avai...
As I wrote last spring , it is important to update your web browser when new versions become available. Using an outdated browser can not on...
Hydro to Home is an interactive story of hydro-electric power from raindrops to homes. The story walks visitors through each step of the pr...
We Are the Solution is an anti-bullying campaign and pledge started by students at Edward Town Middle School in Sanborn, NY. I was contact...
As long as there has been a mouse connected to a computer there have been tools for making drawings on a computer. Here are five drawing too...
It all started two Thanksgivings ago... Happy Thanksgiving friends. And if you're wondering about the story behind the song and why some...
If you're one of the millions of Americans who is tuning-in to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade this morning, this photo ess...
Here's a nice little app for the aspiring artist in your life. How to Draw Cartoons Animals is a free Android app that offers seventy s...
From the same people that brought us Watch Know Learn comes a new website designed to help kids learn to read. Reading Bear is a free serv...
Last week I joined Darrel Branson and Tony Richards for a chat on their podcast, The Ed Tech Crew . We had a nice chat about trends in ed te...
As part of their efforts to streamline their services, yesterday Google announced plans to shut-down seven services. The two services being...
For the iPad-using US History teachers and students out there, here is an excellent app that I learned about through the US History Teacher...
Image Credit: John Webber This morning I had a conversation on Twitter that led me to writing a Google+ post about the need to balance our i...
I often find myself in conversations with teachers and students about Internet search strategies. Often times the conversation reminds me th...
iStoryBooks is a free iPad, iPhone, and Android app that offers two dozen free digital storybooks for kids ages two through eight. Most of t...
The Great Energy Challenge is a National Geographic feature that offers some nice interactive posters for evaluating personal and global en...
Last week the 2011 Edublog Awards nomination process opened. Thank you to everyone that has nominated Free Technology for Teachers for awa...
The K12 Online Conference is a great opportunity to experience some excellent, free professional development. The conference was kicked-of...
Media 4 Math has a nice regular feature called Math in the News . Math in the News offers ideas for short mathematics lessons based on curr...