NPR Officially Begins Second Year Of Their Podcast Challenge With A Helpful Video
Last year, NPR hosted a great contest invited students to create podcasts and provided a lot of...
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Category: technology
SAS Curriculum Pathways – One Of The Best Online Resources For Teachers & Students – Bites The Dust
I have written many posts about SAS Curriculum Pathways, and it’s on many “Best”...
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This Year’s “Doodle for Google” Student Contest Opens
Google’s annual contest for students to create “Doodles” opened up today. They...
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Video: “The 10 Most Important Gadgets Of The Decade”
I’m adding this new video from TIME to The Best “Decade In Review”...
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Google’s New “Interpreter Mode” Makes It Easier For Teachers & Parents To Talk If They Don’t Speak Each Other’s Languages
Google has just added what they call “Interpreter Mode” to the mobile Google...
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“Freckle” Provides Hundreds Of Articles In “5 or more different reading levels”
I learned about Freckle this week when I was participating in a #together4els chat on Twitter....
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Around The Web In ESL/EFL/ELL
Five years ago I began this regular feature where I share a few posts and resources from around...
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This is Intriguing: The Most Important Lines Of Computer Code In History
The Lines of Code That Changed Everything is a Slate article that discusses what they say are...
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“Imagine Forest” Looks Like An Excellent Writing Site For Students
I briefly posted about Imagine Forest over two years ago and, though it looked like it had some...
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ReadWorks FINALLY Lets Students Choose What Texts They Want To Read!
ReadWorks is one of the best educational sites out there – I’ve been posting...
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The Best Tools For Sending Large Files
My Theory of Knowledge students periodically have to send me videos they complete for...
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Infographic: “How Many Websites Are There?”
I’m adding this new infographic to The Best Sites To Learn About The Internet: You will...
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