Google Earth Webinar April 4! Handouts posted below. Unsolicited comments from the chat window. We had a great time and I thought I would leave this blog post to the participants!: Teryl Magee :I think the kids will get a lot out of it! Steve Dembo:absolutely! Steve Dembo: Panoramio layer–That’s great that it will do [...]
i-lighter is an interesting little tool that I am trying to decide if I really like or not. i-light is a free download that allows you to highlight text on any webpage, add your own notes, and then save the highlighted text and notes in a file for later review. I had a little trouble [...]
For the past few nights I have been staying up late to watch Planet Earth via Discovery HD on demand and last night I watched the first episode, Pole to Pole, again for the fourth time. There were so many connections to content in Science Connection that I had to share a favorite. When you [...]
USAToday says, “Planet Earth beautifully fulfills its promise: to show you the world in a way you’ve never seen it before.” The Washington Post states, "Planet Earth sets a new standard in nature documentaries. Heck, even Oprah has this to say, "I’ve been in television all of my life, and I have never seen anything [...]
If you happen to be near Dover, Delaware (perhaps in preparation for a NASCAR race or en route to the shore for some Grotto’s pizza) on April 18 or 19, stop by the Delaware Instructional Technology Conference. We have a lineup of concurrent sessions on Wednesday and Thursday that include: unitedstreaming and Google Earth, 50 [...]
The IT at my school posted on her blog about a site she found called ToonDoo, where you and your students can make your own cartoons. I tried it out and here’s what I found: 1. registration is quick, painless, and free — all you have to do is type in a user name and [...]
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