A new game is launching today on the PBS site ReadytoLearnReading.org. It’s an online scavenger hunt that uses characters and video clips from the TV… Read more
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It turns out that using Google Apps for online collaboration, spreadsheets and word processing saves schools a big chunk of dough. The state of… Read more
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The next Kindle update is a biggie. You’ll be able to share passages from your e-books with friends on Twitter and Facebook, organize your books into… Read more
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LinkedIn.com, the social networking site for business, just added the ability to follow companies. This brings you information on recent hiring,… Read more
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Out of 60,000 digital cameras purchased since 2006, SquareTrade.com, a warranty-provider, found that 11 percent fail in the first two years. In three… Read more
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The U.K. office of Warner Brothers Studios is paying students $26,000 a year to spy on other students and tell who shares copyrighted movies and… Read more
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Those who post short messages on Twitter.com typically include links to more information on the web. Since these addresses would otherwise use up a… Read more
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According to the Nielsen Company, 77 percent of teenagers have their own phone, 11 percent borrow a phone and 12 percent are out of luck. iPhone… Read more
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You don’t have to use everything. Young people know this, because they’ve had tech stuff thrown at them their whole lives. Old people know this, but… Read more
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