Image by diamond-mind via Flickr This weeks links: Make your own Jeopardy Game! Create Flash games easily without having to know how to code in Flash! You can create a Jeopardy game, “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?”, and a board game. Also a few “classroom management tools” like random name generator (instead of pulling
Going Paperless
Image via Wikipedia Many schools are moving to a “paperless” campus. A paperless campus is a double-edged sword: sure, there’s less paper work to deal with, but at the same time if you accidently lose a digital file, there is a good chance that you will never retrieve it. While evaluating the pros and cons
Weekly Digest January 19-23 – Inaugural Links
Inauguration Links: http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/curriculum/holidays/inauguration/inauguration.htm Contains links about the Inauguration, links to where it will be streamed live on Tuesday, as well as many lesson plans for all grade levels. Tons of great information! 25 Historical Addresses 25 Inaugural Addresses. Be careful, the page loads very slowly and your browser may say that it is “Not Responding.”
Weekly Links January 12th-16th, 2009
Image via CrunchBase In honor of Microsoft releasing the beta for Windows 7 (the replacement/update for Vista) which came out this weekend, I thought I’d direct you to some of the really nice free stuff from Microsoft: Live Essentials This download connects you to the world of Microsoft Live- online computing and management. It has
Here’s to the Possibilities
Since I’ve been on the road for over a week, I haven’t had much of a chance to really take alook at my blog. Even now I’m posting using my Palm. While everyone is out making outlandish resolutions they’ll never be able to keep, I’ve decided to make my own. It won’t be easy, but





