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Two deep and highly engaging illustrated apps bring European history—from notes on royal scandals to video clips on how to catch a rat—to the iPad.
A few random Tweets from the vault. Launched in 2007, we'll claim OG bragging rights on Twitter. Seriously, it's been a fun ride.
Distance didn't keep these three school librarians from scoring a grant for Finch robots so that their students could all code together.
The free books from the Open eBooks app could be a huge boon for students, but it's not set up to benefit some kids who need it the most, and other kinks need to be worked out.
"Downton Abbey" withdrawals? While movies, books, and even travel recommendations have been made for those experiencing the symptoms, there's always the Downton iOS option. But buyers beware; can you really afford this abbey?
I’d venture to say that most of us could stand to learn a little more about ESSA and its potential for school libraries and the communities we serve. On the SchoolLibraryAdvocacy.org website, Deb Kachel offers some clarity. Deb’s presentation ESSA: Every Student Succeeds Act: Implications for School Library Programs, shares critical background on the ESSA […]
Five titles by YouTube-famous teens turned authors.
High school teacher librarian and Tech Tidbits columnist Phil Goerner shares some of the resources he used in a recent class on copyright and fair use.
Enter your dream maker space in the Department of Education's CTE Makeover Challenge. You may just snag the money to make it happen. But hurry; the deadline is April 1.
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