I read this article this morning from the Washington Post . Video content of college courses is becoming more standard, with many institutions exploring this feature and experimenting with how it

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This post is much more personal than professional, but I was sorting through some digital pictures on my computer and I thought I would share my favorite pictures of 2007. Each picture has a story

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Here is a links list for today of sites I've found around the web that might be of interest to other educators:   Science and Math Games : A list of science and math games on a wiki moderated

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Recently I've come across an ABC news article and an article from the San Francisco Chronicle which summarize current findings from organizations such as the Pew Internet and American Life

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Merry Christmas to all my friends and readers of LutheranTech. May the Christ child guide each of us as we seek to serve Him in the coming year.

I realized from a comment that Josh S. made to a previous post that I have not done a good job of reminding people that links that I've shared through...

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I've had a little time over the past couple of days to play with Pageflakes, a site which allows users to create personalize home pages (complete with tabs for additional pages) pulling information from all over the Internet. I'm quickly finding this to be a very useful tool, and I'm starting to like this better than iGoogle for organizing information.

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Here are various links for educators found recently on the web:

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Another valuable Technology in Lutheran Schools conversation has led to the discovery of some new resources for Scratch, programming software for students created by MIT. While I haven't had the chance to spend as much time with this software as I would like, I intend to use this with students for the first time during the second semester.

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A thread on the TechLearning blog entitled Death of a Blogger has been getting some buzz in the educational blogging world. There are some who seem to believe that blogging is a dying art (already!), something that is being taken over by other technologies. However, I see this discussion as having the potential to build some discernment in identifying which technology tools are most appropriate for specific tasks.

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