Bootstrap is a standards-based curriculum for middle-school students,
which teaches them to program their own videogames using purely algebraic
and geometric concepts.
Unlike most programming tools, Bootstrap uses algebra as the vehicle for
creating images and animations. That means that concepts students encounter in Bootstrap
behave the exact same way that they do in math class.
Bootstrap lessons cover mathematical topics that range
from simple arithmetic expressions to the Pythagorean Theorem, Discrete Logic,
Function Composition and the Distance Formula.
David Pogue helps clear up common questions about the OnLive virtual PC service. When your last mile bandwidth is limited or capped, this service rocks.
Excellent short article with essential IT management concerns and strategies for colleges and other non-profits, including our synod, high schools, schools and, yes, churches. The same key questions and communication activities need to take place. The upfront costs of an IT system are only the beginning. The costs over the lifetime of the system (even a single computer with software) need to be included and budgeted.
Accordance is offering this 25% off coupon good on any of their products until April 30, 2012. Also, Accordance products, modules, etc can now be purchased in the Mac App store.
Brainstorming is a powerful but underutilized tool in Christian ministry, education, and in the body of Christ in general. This article gives practical guidance for moderating a secular brainstorming session. What solutions might we Christians discover when we steep our hearts and minds in God's Word, prayerfully gather, inviting the Creator-Spirit to open our eyes and minds to see the creative opportunies which God's challenges ("obstacles") occasion.
If you're looking for royalty free graphics that are outside the realm of Microsoft Word, check out Clker.com! I've found a bunch of useful art on here to illustrate rubrics and other school projects.