Source: LibreTexts – Free The Textbook
LibreTexts is a source of textbooks for multiple subjects. The content level is geared more to the college level, but since everything licensed Creative Commons with the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license, you are free to
I would like to thank our special guest author Kolt Buchenroth for his contribution today to Eduk8.me! He is currently the public relations manager for Kenton City Schools. No one likes preparing for the worst. But, you either do it or get left in the dust. I prefer to take advantage of the calm and do what I…
Source: Web Whiteboard Nothing to install, no requirements for the other users. Simply click the Create free whiteboard button and you’re ready to go. To invite collaborators, each whiteboard is given an unique address. This address can be shared with the people that will be collaborating on the whiteboard. Once you are finished with your masterpiece,…
4 Reasons That Technology Might Not Be Helping Them Learn – I know because I’m one of those “mistake-making teachers.” I’ve taught students of all ability-levels; I’m now serving as an instructional specialist in a 1:1 school district; I’m a parent of three amazing children who, like my students, have very different capacities for learning….
It’s all too easy to waste time formatting your Google documents. Others have already put together some excellent templates for your use. If you use Google Docs, here are 24 time-saving templates that’ll let you get on with using the documents, rather than struggling to put them together. Source: 24 Google Docs Templates That Will…
I recently came across a book published in 1968 entitled “How to Build a Working Digital Computer” by Edward Alcosser, James P. Phillips, and Allen M. Wolk. Believers in the “learn by doing” philosophy, they show how to construct such a computer using “simple inexpensive components usually found around the house or in a neighborhood…
Source: German scientists built a high-resolution microscope out of Lego bricks | Ars Technica Except for the lens salvaged from a smartphone, the Lego Microscope is built entirely out of Lego bricks. All of the instructions for creating your own are available in several different languages. The scientists had success with their creation with students…