It’s annoying to find a great video or article but not have time to view or read it right then. Using a new free “Spool” app from… Read more
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From the mid 19th through the 20 century, America was the world leader in technology. Perhaps the most important driver of those advances was kids… Read more
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Worldwide email just turned 29 officially, and there’s a history of it at Vashiva.com. That’s the web site of an M.I.T. professor who was 14 when… Read more
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If you don’t want to carry your textbooks around, or scan them into digital files yourself, Kno.com is a good way to go. They’ve digitized… Read more
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Shmoop.com offers 600 learning guides, some free, some not, for high school students, preparing them for advanced placement tests. They are hip,… Read more
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Making the World Work Better: Ideas that Shaped a Century and a Company,” by Maney, Hamm, and O’Brien; $30 from IBMPressBooks.com. It’s… Read more
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Mindflash.com is a web-based service that makes it easy to create online courses. It’s free if you have ten trainees or less. Upload a… Read more
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Qwiki.com is a mini-encyclopedia. A semi-robotic voice reads you the history of a person, place or thing while photos roll by. Start with your… Read more
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