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AP U.S. Government teacher Ken Halla and AP U.S. History teacher Monte Bourjaily used digital tools to bring their students together to learn about (and report on) the national budget. [...] »

Think your students are too young for digital tools? Watch 1st-grade teacher Jennifer Orr use VoiceThread to get her students thinking about the Founding Fathers. [...] »

Lynne Zalesak, an 8th-grade Houston social studies teacher, introduced herself to digital storytelling with Microsoft's Photo Story 3. [...] »

What exactly is Google Docs and how can you use this flexible tool to encourage collaboration in your classroom? [...] »

Watch kindergarten classes engage in project-based learning using new technologies. [...] »

Educator Simon Botten demonstrates beyond-the-basics whiteboard techniques for history and geography classes. [...] »

Using a whiteboard for the first time? Educator Simon Botten looks at basics in whiteboard use, particularly in elementary classes. [...] »

Professor Dr. Monica Rankin talks about using Twitter to facilitate student participation in large classrooms. [...] »

Educator Silvia Tolisano narrates a comprehensive overview of Skype and its use and potential in the classroom. [...] »

High school history teacher Joe Jelen introduces "zoom-in inquiry," a technique for approaching visual primary sources. [...] »

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