Steven W. Anderson

As 2013 comes to a close let's take a quick look at the most popular posts here over the course of the last year.

Thinglink allows you to upload an image, grab one from Facebook, import from Flickr or use a picture from the web.

In my first few years of teaching I always felt stress on Sundays.

This week (October 29-October 31) I am in Doha, Qatar, attending the WISE Summit.

Here are my Top 10 Apps For Learners and Curators

In the spirit of CEM I wanted to highlight just a few of the free, learning opportunities happening

One of the first things you will want to check out is the Connected Educators Calendar.

Whenever I hear the word Grit I think of the John Wayne movie True Grit.

Over the past 6 weeks I've highlighted a few of my favorite tools, tips, tricks and resources.

Do you have open house coming up? Go ahead and set up your class and have the information ready for students and parents to join.

While I haven't perfected my "Get Out Of Bed, Dress Me, Make Me Bacon" machine...yet, I have found a site that puts the power of the Internet to work for me.

Here is my primer and some advice for schools (and districts) that want to start using Twitter.

I have to be one of the most unorganized people on the planet.

One of the most powerful features is the tagging.

I have put together a list of some of my favorite tools to use with YouTube.

As one of the founders of #edchat I get a lot of questions about the what, where, when and why.

At the end of the week was the big assessment. I was pretty proud of myself.

This is the second in my Summer Learning Series, where I share "make-it, take-it" resources, ideas, tips and tricks for the summer and for the classroom.

This is the first in my Summer Learning Series. These are short, learning posts to give you a jump start on some simple tools and ideas you can use in your classroom next year.

this time of year is ripe for reflection, especially for the school-technology leader.

I had a wonderful conversation this morning on Twitter with a teacher from New Zealand that commented on a tweet about using Skype Classroom to go global.

I am always on the look out for something new and easy to use. And I think I might have found that.

Here is just a handful of some of the Google Tools to check out for your classroom.

What is eduClipper? Think of it as Pinterest, only more awesome and with an educational focus.