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FREE Online professional presentations on using Google Apps from O'Reilly publishing. Learn to - Create an online community - Build and host a public website - Collaborate with colleagues - Assign project tasks - Share your work using Google Docs - Manage a schedule - Go pro with Google Apps Premier

One Room School advantages which Christian school teachers and champions need to herald. Bookmark and read this NYTimes article. Teacher student relationships are more important to effective learning than physical resources. Are our classroom strategies still based on the Prussian model? or are we leveaging the strengths and wisdom of the One Room School?

What to learn from Steve Jobs even though he was clearly an abusive jerk.

A NY Times review of OnLive's cloud based virtualized Windows 7 PC with MS Office for which you pay a puny $5 a month and use from your iPad. Coming "soon" to smart phones, and, of most interest to churches and schools, to your local Mac or Windows PC. Faster than any physical desktop and using an ultra high speed internet connection, the OnLive PC will almost entirely eliminate the worst time and software costs of operating a Windows PC. Read David Pogue's NT Times review to learn about the benefits and draw backs of OnLive's implementation.

Looks very interesting Randy. Thanks for sharing. this looks very promising. Have you tried it? I just downloaded the iPad app and created an account so I'm going to give it a try.

Free learning activities that teach computer science through games and puzzles.

Interesting product (and one I haven't heard of!). Looks like it has a really neat iOS app and perhaps a cloud solution that is worth checking out!

I have not used livecode.com myself, but this video goes over the simplistic nature of the programming language and how well it works for student learning of programming concepts. Check out the impressive portfolio of real apps online out on the web. It might be great for development of church or school apps too.

Books for "Shallow" brains "The typical person doesn't have entire weekends anymore to spend reading a book. But that doesn't mean we don't want to learn. That's why we've created FRAMES-short yet deep, digestible reads on the top issues facing Christians in today's complex culture."

A fun way to learn about the MS Office Ribbon

Not usually a big fan of these really big lists, but there are usually some nuggets of wisdom and insight in there.

More great resources to use along with the iPad app Elements - great physical science Unit!

Learn to use QR Codes without a mobile device