New Year’s Eve

The Vivaldi browser – My new favorite web browser. I’m always willing to try different browsers. Since I spend most of my time on the computer in the browser, I’m always excited to try a different browser if it will make me faster and more efficient. That’s part of the reason I don’t store passwords or…
Tab-resize quickly splits Google Chrome into the number of windows you specify. Once installed, it adds a button to your toolbar which lets you use the extension. Clicking on it gives you several default layouts that you can use. The extension also supports multiple monitors. You probably already have a way to snap windows through…
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How nice, then, to rediscover the transcript of a 30-year-old talk from Richard Hamming, a former math and computer professor and researcher. (Hamming was also part of the team that worked on the Manhattan Project during World War Two.) Hamming titled his talk, which he presented on 07 March 1986, “You and Your Research,” but…
It was a typical Tuesday in my seventh-grade social studies class. Only, it wasn’t. I couldn’t coax students to stop writing. I made several announcements to save and export work to Google Drive and to put away computers. Students continued to pore through the books and online sources to learn more details about major battles…
Tiermaker.com is a pretty cool way to open up debates and discussions in your classroom. See my complete article here.