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Disclosure: The webpage may mention the possibility of free laptop programs offered by various educational institutions … Read More

Since the passing of the Higher Education Reconciliation Act of 2005, federal aid has been made available to students … Read More

Over the past month two of my Facebook friends have had their accounts hacked (that I know of). In both of these … Read More

Trying to keep up with the latest in EdTech trends? Discover all the latest news happening in EdTech with this … Read More

Did you know that there are many different types of makerspaces, each with their own set of unique characteristics … Read More

September was back-to-school and back to writing for many librarians. Blogs, journals, and news outlets were jam … Read More

The flipped classroom is a teaching model in which the traditional lecture and homework assignments are reversed … Read More

All the latest free professional development opportunities have been added to our feature page here: Free Live … Read More

Wearable technology has advanced by leaps and bounds over the past few years and has finally reached the consumer … Read More

One of the best parts of the new semester is shopping for all of the geeky gear that's available for students ( … Read More

This morning I'll be presenting at the SLA-NY conference on 15 Free Technologies for Libraries. I've been using … Read More

This is a roundup post filled with articles, videos, and even Pinterest boards with tips on how to get published … Read More

Each semester I try to incorporate interactive tools into my teaching to keep my students engaged and interested … Read More