
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Extra: 2-2-14 Microsoft Mathematics

Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Featured: 1-28-2014 MathDisk


- Type textbook expressions without any need for specialized syntax.
- Use drag-and-drop expressions to easily build 2-D and 3-D graphs.
- Enrich your math worksheet with rich multimedia, such as image effects and videos.
- Explore and correlate math and physics.
- Use step-by-step animation with narration to explain complex concepts.
- Easily share or embed worksheets online.

Monday, January 27, 2014
Featured: 1-27-2014 The BioDigital Human


- Students engage with materials that are information-rich and highly compelling.
- Difficult concepts are made easier by exceeding the limitations of illustration and video to interact with the human body.
- Customize state-of-the-art 3-D lessons, share them with a few clicks of the mouse, and collaborate with peers.

The virtual body is completely free to explore, over 5,000 anatomical objects and animations are openly available. There is a paid version, which provides access to a suite of interactive tools, including saving and sharing functions.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Featured: 1-22-2014 StrataLogica


- Tools (marker, symbols, text labels and pushpins) to add your own content onto geography, history, and earth science layers.
- Save and share custom views or presentations with school or district students or colleagues.
- Share content with anyone in the world via Twitter, Facebook, or e-mail.
- Teachers can initiate dynamic collaborative projects with students.
- Access e-book atlases and related student activities.

Monday, December 9, 2013
Featured: 12-9-2013 Smithsonian X 3D
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The Smithsonian X 3D viewer offers students the ability to explore some of the Smithsonian’s most treasured items using 3D objects.

The level of control available using the SIx3D viewer has never before been possible. The goal is that this cutting-edge level of access to the Smithsonian collections will stimulate students’ curiosity and that these explorations will help develop observation skills and critical thinking.

SIx3D also offers access to most of the data sets used to make these 3D objects. Then using the same tools as professionals, students can have the chance to create imaginative and innovative work themselves. Smithsonian educators are working on a new resource (scheduled for release in the Spring of 2014) to help you introduce 3D and its possibilities to your students.
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See a Smithsonian X 3Doverview
Smithsonian X 3D requires an up-to-date browser supporting WebGL. All major browsers on Windows are supported, including MS IE11, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. On OS X, Chrome and Firefox fully support the SIx3D Explorer, but in Safari, WebGL is disabled by default, but can be enabled from the developer menu.
DISCLOSURE OF MATERIAL CONNECTION: http://cmp.ly/0