just found this one today (Thursday). Site asks its readers to judge whether statements made by pundits are true or false based on readings that accompany statements. Really cool.

An interesting new way to help your students complete group projects.  

Funny.

This is a great budget exercise.

Hope everyone is doing well. I am still sharing things through here if you are interested. This article is fantastic in terms of how we should be learning.

this reminds me of connections.

A great toolkit if you are looking for alternative/performance-based assessment.  

The end came quietly on Aug. 21 on the letters page of The Washington Post. A reader castigated the newspaper for having written that Sasha Obama was the "youngest" daughter of the president and first lady, rather than their "younger" daughter. In so doing, however, the letter writer called the first couple the "Obama's." This, too, was published, constituting an illiterate proofreading of an illiterate criticism of an illiteracy. Moments later, already severely weakened, English died of shame.

If you are wondering what the future of the web may look like, and how creative people are harnessing the power of interactivity, this is a nice peek.