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Personal connections are links that readers make between the information in the text and their own personal experiences.
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What is the Social Web and why should I care?
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Make your own squid and set it free
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I'm not promising to submit myself to everything I require students to undergo, but I'm going to eat a certain amount of my own dogfood. I'll begin by declaring my own teaching and learning goals for this class.
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This clickable calendar listing provides reviewed curriculum resources in a snap, connecting your classroom to events and observances in the world outside of school: holidays, anniversaries, seasonal events, and commemorations.
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One of Apple's smaller announcements at Wednesday's music-focused event was that you'll be able to share your deepest iTunes hopes and dreams through Facebook and Twitter.
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Creating a programming language from scratch is hard. It takes several attempts before finally coming up with a fully working language. This system will teach you all the tricks you need to know to make your language come to life. This is a great skill to put on your résumé and it's also fun to learn.
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CeeVee is a new website that allows you to create a free online CV. The application is easy to use and has clutter free visual interface. Simply sign up and fill your info onto a provided template.
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Free Presentations in PowerPoint format
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Live blogging of the Apple event today
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Welcome to my Google Tools for Educators site. I was recently trained at Google in Boulder and was excited about the opportunity to educate others about all the wonderful Google tools available once you set up a G-mail account.
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A good story is like a tasty soup. It follows a recipe with a handful of ingredients that all blend together.
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THE HARWELL COMPUTER will become the oldest functioning electronic stored program device in the world if Bletchley Park boffins can raise the funds to get it fixed.
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This is a comprehensive, safe guide to optimizing Firefox 3.5 for speedy browsing. For each suggestion, your mileage may vary.
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Apple doesn’t like to disappoint, it likes to surprise. And that’s why I’m holding out hope for a big one: iTunes in the cloud.
thanks for sharing…
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