Here is a links list for Thursday:History teachers will appreciate the Speaking of History podcast. The creator is so prolific that it is difficult fo...

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Click here for information on a significant Internet Explorer 7 security vulnerability of which you will want to be aware. If you have Windows Automat...

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This week is our Spring Break, so I've had the opportunity to explore new sites, ideas, and strategies for technology and education at a much more leisurely pace. However, after just a bit of time in doing some of this exploring, I'm overwhelmed by the volume of excellent content and stumped by how I'm going to find the time and energy to integrate so many new ideas into what I'm already doing as a teacher and in my work for our congregation. There is so much I would like to do, but there are also human limitations that each of us face. I guess the answer is the same as it has always been -- to focus on one or two things at a time that may have the greatest benefit for the largest number of people.

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This looks to be a very handy Firefox browser extension (or add-on) for people (like me!) who scan certain news, technology, and education sites daily...

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Here is a links list of things I've come across recently on the Internet relating to technology and education:Want a brief introduction to wikis and a...

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Here is an column from the Washington Post (free registration may be required) about the latest identity theft and security issues. This paints a pretty frightening for the future.

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For those of you already running Vista machines, here is a recent PC Magazine article that is an Insiders Guide to Windows Vista.

Just because Google appears to be the dominant search engine today doesn't mean that will always be the case. In fact, things can change very quickly in the world of technology. Read this article for information on a possible challenger in the realm of search.

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I wish I had time to invest in exploring more curricular connections using Google Earth. It is amazing what teachers are beginning to create to take advantage of this available technology.

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If you use Microsoft Outlook as a personal productivity organizer, you will want to download this update before next weekend. Due to the new schedule ...

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