Video: “The Oldest (Known) Song of All Time”
This is a pretty interesting video that I’ll be able to use in a lesson I do with my...
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Category: music and art
Students Can Participate In United Nations Project – “What Are Your Hopes For The Future?”
Earlier this year, the United Nations launched a survey asking people several...
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Help The Library Of Congress Test Its New Online Tool – “Citizen DJ”
The Library of Congress is creating a new tool called Citizen DJ that lets you use its...
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Google Creates Ton Of New Interactives At “Family Fun with Arts & Culture”
Google has unveiled a ton of new interactives at Family Fun with Arts & Culture. It...
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Ed Tech Digest
Eight years ago, in another somewhat futile attempt to reduce the backlog of resources I...
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Playing For Change’s Newest “Song Around The World” Is A Delight: “The Weight,” Featuring Ringo Starr
Playing For Change’s “Songs Around The World” are always delightful, and...
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Create Art In A Unique Way With “Artbreeder”
Artbreeder lets you create art – for free – that you can then use anyway you...
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Listen To What May Be The Only Voice Recording Of Frida Kahlo
The National Sound Library of Mexico has discovered what they believe may be the only voice...
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Here’s the Music I’ve Been Using During Our Classtime Visualization Activity
I’ve written a fair amount about my use of visualization in class (see Best Posts On...
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Sing About Injustice With “No Te Calles” (“Don’t Shut Up”)
“No Te Calles” is a new song from the group Making Movies and Ruben Blades encouraging...
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Lists Of Museums Going “Open Source” & Letting Their Collections Be Used For Free
More and more museums are going “Open Source” and letting large portions of...
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New TED-Ed Video & Lesson On Frida Kahlo
TED-Ed’s newest lesson is on Frida Kahlo. I’m adding it to The Best Sites To Learn...
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