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Plagiarism: That 'P' Word!  

Ah, tis' spring! The smell of the flowers, the warmth of the sun, and the dreaded end of the term's essay assignment!

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The Buzz: Tools, trends, and gizmos—February 2012

Math Made Fun Iridescent beetles, LEGO gunships, gnomes in peril—math has never been more fun. That’s the point of Math Pickle, a site that employs these and other kid-friendly elements to teach mathematical concepts through More...


Classroom Publishing: Enable students to create ebooks of their work with these easy-to-use applications

Teachers and students can now build their own reference works, and young authors can publish their stories and share them with the world. More...


Messages That Stick: A hip marketing concept can work for libraries

Do you have permission to contact your students with updates from the library? I don’t mean having to approach your administrator or IT department, but rather, do you have permission from the students themselves? It’s More...


Kindle Fire vs. Nook Tablet: An educator weighs the pros and cons in the big smackdown

In this Article The Details It’s been a frequently asked—and highly contentious—question since their nearly simultaneous release in mid-November: Which is the better color ereader/tablet, the Kindle Fire or the Nook Tablet? I had the More...


The Truth About Tablets: Educators are getting iPads and ereaders into students’ hands—but it’s not easy

In this Article Sticking Points Talk about a revolution. Since Amazon unveiled the first Kindle in 2007, digital devices have dramatically changed the way kids read and even think about books. But it’s less clear More...


Tools for Tackling Plagiarism

We all would like to believe that our students are honest. But occasionally, as we read through their essays, we’ll come across something that makes us wonder, “Did Susie really write this?” In those moments, More...


What’s Right With This Picture?: Chicago’s YOUmedia reinvents the public library

Armani Harris, a high school senior in Chicago, used to just hang out or go home after school. “I didn’t do much,” he says. But then the 17-year-old stumbled onto YOUmedia—an innovative learning space that’s More...


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