Districts K-12 are using MM as way to engage students and help guide their learning by building playlists.

Mobile devices are transforming the way teachers teach and students learn.

Hopefully, people will find this list useful and perhaps a nice way to save districts money.

It’s that time of year again when I get to write my favorite post.

FluencyFinder is a reading assessment tool designed for iOS devices.

It's that time of year again when I get to write my favorite post.

Documentaries are used in education all the time to educate and inform students about different nonfiction topics.

A huge factor for schools in dealing with students and working online is CIPA/COPPA compliance.

Computer Programming is another one of these topics that is being covered more in school and a great way to integrate technology into the classroom.

Flashcards are used by students and educators every day and are one of the most popular ways to learn a subject or topic.

The use of mobile technology has opened up a whole new world in education.

With the amount of information that is available on the internet, it's important for teachers to filter through websites to find relevant information in a timely manner.

This has been a skill that is being taught in school districts all around the world, and is a key for developing technology literacy.

This is a collection of sites that I like to use in a one-hour session of professional development.

Spelling City (SC) is a site I've been exploring a lot lately and am thoroughly impressed with.

I tried to cover a wide range of sites, from flash card creators to digital storytelling and of course, social networks, which really shined in 2011.

YouTube Teachers is a site geared to help teachers use educational videos in the classroom.

People just don't have the time or the money to spend at an actual tutoring center.