Over the last six months Evernote has become my favorite tool for bookmarking my online discoveries, saving pictures that I take on my phone...

Over the last six months Evernote has become my favorite tool for bookmarking my online discoveries, saving pictures that I take on my phone...
Good morning from Maine where Morrison is happy to have me home after a week spent traveling to Lugano, Switzerland and back. I had the wond...
Kikutext is a new service for keeping parents informed about your classroom and or school through text messages. The service is an opt-in s...
Shmoop and Zinch have combined to offer a $3000 scholarship to US students. To enter the contest students simply need to complete this for...
Last night I came home and discovered that my furnace had died. My house was about 45F so I got out my down-filled sleeping bag and my elect...
Last month I published a short tutorial on creating interactive images by using ThingLink . That is one of the most popular posts of the fir...
Next month will mark 100 years since the sinking of the Titanic. That's why National Geographic is featuring the Titanic this month. One...
Pinto MacBean Last week in Alberta I learned that Canadian towns have a fascination with having the World's biggest things (Canadian fri...
Want to get stronger? Do 100 push-ups everyday. Want to learn Italian? Throw yourself into an immersive experience and try not to default to...
Last fall I wrote a short review of an online news magazine for kids called Youngzine . Youngzine has a new feature running right now that i...
I still remember the first time I saw Google Reader in action. I was instantly in love it! Without a doubt RSS feeds and Google Reader are t...
Last night before bed here in Lugano, Switzerland I wanted to a watch a bit of television but there was one small problem, every station was...
If you have ever found yourself or your students jumping from one link the next in Wikipedia and gotten so lost that you forgot where you st...
ChronoZoom is a new timeline project from Microsoft Research. The primary goal of ChronoZoom is to provide a multimedia timeline of the his...
Verite Timeline is an open source project that allows you to add multimedia timelines to your website. Before you read any further I want t...
This week I'm in Lugano, Switzerland to speak with teachers at the American School here. Completely coincidentally on Tuesday Google rel...
Ken Shelton surrounded by kids after his NCTIES keynote. I have given dozens of presentations over the last year, thank you to everyone that...
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image has a nice resource for creating storyboards. The ACMI Storyboard Generator provides templates w...
The Nelson Mandela Digital Archive is a new collection from the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory. The archive is a collection on images and ...
Image credit: Doug Greenberg The British Council's Learn English site has a fun little mathematics game that I just learned about from ...
Through Larry Ferlazzo I learned about a very very big infographic about our solar system. The BBC Future section recently published an inf...
Wix is a free service for creating and hosting beautiful websites. There is just one problem, it's Flash-based which means the sites ar...
Browsing Google Maps you can see lots of interesting landmarks and fun occurrences captured by the Streetview cameras. Finding all of those ...
Three Ring is a new free service offering free Android and iPhone apps for digitizing and organizing student work. Using the app teachers c...
For much longer than I've been alive Shakespeare's works have been read and performed in schools. But do we don't really know ho...
Fracking to access natural gas seems to be in the news frequently these days. So this morning when I was on Explania and saw the video What...
If you're shaky like me when capturing video on a cell phone or handheld video camera, YouTube has help for you. Last week YouTube relea...
What About Me? is a free infographic generator from Intel. The purpose of What About Me? is to create infographics based on your Facebook, ...
My dog dreaming As some of you know, I don't have a television at home. That means my screen entertainment comes in the form of watching...
The Way We Worked is a small collection of images from the U.S. National Archives. The collection is designed to show the way that work evo...
I just received an email from C-SPAN reminding me of a great free PD opportunity that they offer for teachers in the U.S. during the summer....
This post is born out of a request for help from someone that I met at the Teacher 2 Teacher conference in Bow Island, Alberta. She was look...
Good morning from Calgary where I'm getting ready to head home after a great week during which I attended Discovery's Beyond the Tex...
On Monday I was fortunate to participate in Discovery's Beyond the Textbook Forum. After the formal part of the day was complete some of...
This morning I ran a short workshop on Google Maps for educators. As I do for most workshops, I promised to post the how-to slides here. Her...
This week I'm at the Teacher 2 Teacher conference in Bow Island, Alberta. I'm giving my best of the web talk twice (once yesterday, ...
Earlier this week the popular survey service Poll Everywhere released a very nice update, support for images and equations. Now you can pu...
instaGrok is a very promising new search service that I learned about from Joyce Valenza during my time at Discovery's Beyond the Text...
Earlier this week while searching a tool to make word clouds out of Twitter hashtags, I discovered Twtbase . I never did find the tool I was...
Update: As of February 2013 Vifinition is offline. Vifinition is a fun site featuring videos that define words. The site matches YouTube v...
In the last two days while I was busy traveling and hiking in Alberta (hike pictures to come on Saturday) Google released two great updates ...
I was recently contacted by a reader who wanted to know what I had in my archives for art lessons and digital art galleries that students ca...