In part one of this series I shared some resources for creating a gallery of media to use in your classroom blog. In part two I shared som...

In part one of this series I shared some resources for creating a gallery of media to use in your classroom blog. In part two I shared som...
In part one of this series I shared some ideas for creating a gallery of media to use in your classroom blog posts. If you don't have t...
A blog can get boring after a while if paragraphs of text is all that ever gets posted to it. More importantly, your students will get bored...
Russel Tarr is on a roll this month. Earlier this month he released a great tool for creating fake text message exchanges between historica...
Good morning from muddy Greenwood, Maine. The spring thaw has started and that means it is mud season. Along with the mud we have the return...
The NanoSpace Molecularium is a nice web resource produced by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The purpose of the site is to provide eleme...
Nature Works Everywhere is an excellent site presented by The Nature Conservancy. One of the features Nature Works Everywhere designed for s...
Jen Deyenberg at Northern Gateway Public Schools has created a nice collection of digital citizenship resources for teachers and parents ....
For years Google Maps had the option for creating custom placemarks and basic shapes in the "my maps" option in your account. But ...
One of the blogging activities that I often suggest in my workshops is having students record and share on-the-spot observations during fie...
For the next two days I’ll be at Discovery Education’s Beyond the Textbook forum. The purpose of the forum is to bring together a couple of...
Quizdini is a free tool for creating online quizzes. The best feature of Quizdini is that you can create explanations of the correct answer...
ThingLink is my favorite tool for making images interactive. I've written about it many times in the past including this post that has ...
ClassBadges and Edublogs have announced a partnership designed to recognize your students' blogging achievements. ClassBadges is a fre...
myHistro is a timeline builder and map creation tool rolled into one nice package. On myHistro you can build a personal timeline or build a...
Blockly is Google's web-based, graphical programming tool. Blockly is designed to get people developing small programs by dragging and ...
Scholastic Story Starters is a great tool that students will enjoy using to create short, creative fiction stories. Scholastic Story Starte...
This afternoon I stumbled upon a neat NASA resource that elementary school and middle school students might like. This interactive display ...
Readium is a free Chrome extension that enables you to view ePub files in your browser. To read an ePub in Readium you can import the file ...
I'm currently in the process of developing new digital handouts for my blogging workshops . One of the items that I'm adding to my h...
Next Saturday I'll be attending EdCamp Maine for the second year in a row. It's a great day of informal presentations and conversat...
One of the questions that often comes up in my workshops about blogging is, "what should I have the students write about?" There ...
Good morning from Greenwood, Maine USA where winter doesn't want to quit. There's some light snow falling this morning as I get read...
Have a file that you need to send to colleague or to a student, but is too big to attach to an email? If so, give Moonberri a try. Moonberr...
MapStory is a free tool for creating mapped displays of data sets. Data sets that are time based, the travels of Genghis Khan for example, ...
If you've had a long week the following fun video from Buzz Feed will put a little smile on your face. The Happiest Facts To Make You Sm...
Last summer I started using a new, free screen capture tool called Monosnap . At that time Monosnap was only available for Mac users. Monosn...
Untamed Science is a neat, educational YouTube channel that I just learned about through the Pearson OLE blog . One of the videos that I wa...
Findery is a community site on which anyone can share a short story about any location on the globe. Findery uses Google Maps as its base s...
Edcanvas is a free service that makes it easy for teachers to organize and share educational materials in a visually pleasing format. I...
Cross posted from iPad Apps for School . This week I got the itch to go beyond anecdotal stories about iPads in the classroom and look for ...
For the last couple of months Padlet (formerly known as Wallwisher) has been steadily adding new features. First, the moderation options wer...
After accidentally leaking the news yesterday, Google officially launched the new note taking app Keep today. Keep is an Android app (avai...
Beluga Learning is a free iPad app that my friend Rod Berger recommended to me a couple of weeks ago. Beluga Learning provides a game based...
Reddit has started to produce a new series of cute explanatory videos sponsored by Donors Choose . The videos feature two adults trying to...
Last fall I drove across North Dakota and I'm going back next month to deliver a keynote for NDATL's annual conference . Because Nor...
Today is the first day of Spring in the Northern Hemisphere. That means that here in Maine Maple Syrup Sunday isn't too far away (March...