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HOPE (Harnessing Optimism and Potential through Education) Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3) that has led the way in tapping into the passion, collective

Good morning all, I recently heard about the site I am featuring today via Twitter user David Kapuler. It's called Fuzzwich and it's a free website that

YouTube has quietly made a new web-based video editor available to signed-in users, one that can trim and paste together uploaded clips into new works. If you need a backing soundtrack, YouTube's got free audio tracks for that, too.

As a blogger and owner of multiple websites, it isn't often that I personally have the need to make free webpages that aren't hosted on my own webhosting

BASKING RIDGE, N.J. - Finding free educational resources and entertaining online activities to keep students excited about learning throughout the summer -

Today I'd like to brainstorm with ProfHacker readers about what the ideal academic scheduling service or app might look like. I've taken the various comments that ProfHacker readers have shared over the last few months and combined them with some ideas of my own. So consider this an open letter of sorts.

Screencasts are those videos depicting a shot of a computer screen.  There are many applications for such a program such as tutorials and software reviews. 

This is a kid friendly site where they are able to manage and keep track of their daily step counts and daily activities. Great way to keep them thinking healthy outside the class room.