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Greetings all! Hope you’re enjoying winter break. Came across this site and thought I’d share, but most of you history types probably already know about it. Leave it to PBS to come up with such a great educational resource. But this site goes way beyond a simple place to go for information. It’s got three main sections: Telling Details: . . . → Read More: Awesome Civil War Website w/Multimedia Happy Thursday everyone … ready to head back to school yet? :) Just came across this great site – http://www.edheads.org/ – it is an award-winning collection of science-themed interactive activities that educate while they entertain. There are only a few activities but they are very high quality! The Odd Machine is really neat (and funny, too) … . . . → Read More: EdHeads.org: Activate Your Scientific Mind! Hi everyone! Enjoying the winter break? Hope so! http://www.freefoto.com/ This site is massive, featuring almost 79,000 images in 2,656 categories … all are high-resolution, presentation-ready images. Even better, the pictures often come with explanatory snippets with interesting, fun facts about the subject. Check . . . → Read More: FreeFoto.com – Free Photos (No! Really?) * IMPORTANT UPDATE * Happy holidays everyone! Here’s my first of what will hopefully be more than one (HA!) blog entry . . . → Read More: Writely.com – The Web Word Processor! Just came across this amazing piece of software – open source, completely free – that allows you to run your own planetarium on a PC. I kid you not! Stellarium (http://stellarium.sourceforge.net/) is an AMAZING program that renders realisitic skies (day or night) in real time. It presents images so real you will think you are either . . . → Read More: Teaching Astronomy? Download Stellarium! |
I'm Kevin Jarrett, K-4 Computer Teacher & Technology Facilitator and District Webmaster here at Northfield Community School.
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