Flip Video
Karen Janowski just shared a humorous video by David Pogue of The New York Times about the Flip Video. You can also go to Karen’s blog to get more information on this gadget that seems ideal for schools (and for English...
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The Best Websites For Creating Online Learning Games
Here’s yet one more “The Best…” list — this time focusing on web tools that let teachers and students create their own online learning games. If you find this list helpful, you might want to also...
Read MoreMaintaining A “Good” Class
A week ago I wrote a fairly well-received post called When A “Good” Class Goes “Bad” (And Back To “Good” Again!). It shared ten positive class-management actions I took to “regain”...
Read MoreThe Best Social Bookmarking Applications For English Language Learners & Other Students
Social bookmarking, as many of you know, basically means being able to easily save the url addresses of specific sites you’re looking at and want to revisit, and then being able to share those with others. Even though I...
Read MoreWhose Problem Is Poverty?
Brian Crosby at our group blog, In Practice, just alerted readers to a new article by Richard Rothstein, called Whose Problem is Poverty? Rothstein is one of my favorite education writers. In fact, on one of my “The...
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