Tech and Learning News

This great little game lets users move a boat around in the water by changing the boat’s speed or the water current’s speed.

Here’s a great lesson plan for high school students from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Celebrate Music in the Schools Month with this integrated lesson from ReadWriteThink.

Kids can "go anywhere, be anything" with vast book and video library

If you want a good laugh, see what dangling modifiers can do to obfuscate your meaning.

My Big Campus Bundles help educators organize and customize their online learning resources.

What a way to start the year!

Aerohive Mobility Suite

@geraldaungst: Improvements
coming to E-rate for libraries and
schools. More funds, emphasis
on broadband. http://aungst.
me/1fIhsRJ

We should be designing our
instruction and teaching our
students to use a wide selection of
digital tools that best fits within
their learning style.
—Rob Miller

1 Making 1:1 Work

Active engagement with familiar characters encourages kids to better absorb informal lessons

March is National Women’s History Month and this year’s theme is the celebration of women of character, courage, and commitment.

The first two months of the year is a busy season for edtech events.

1:1 & BYO Tips Embracing Common Core Open Education Resources See more at www.livestream.com/techlearning

Endless array of engaging and comprehensive learning tools

Glean is a new site that aims to help teachers and students discover the best instructional videos on the web.

Compelling adventure immerses kids in Native American history