Steven Pinker “Interviews” Thomas Hobbes
How to Use Creative Mode in Minecraft
Too Late to Apologize — The Declaration of Independence
Five Themes of Geography
Get a 60% Discount on an Adobe Creative Cloud Membership as a Teacher (or Student)
Adobe Creative Cloud is the standard for creative software from photography to art to web design. The Cloud includes Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and many other familiar titles. The price for purchasing the whole suite of software offered by Adobe was prohibitive for teachers until Adobe switched to the subscription model and offered a generous 60% off to teachers and students. All you need to do to get the discount is provide your school name and your school email account as evidence of affiliation. The cost is about $20 per month. Check it out at the Adobe website. Admins interested in institutional licenses can learn more here.
Full disclosure: I am NOT an affiliate and have no connection with Adobe other than as a long-time customer.
Troubleshooting Your PC with Hiren’s Boot CD
A free, open-source tool that will fix many PC issues. A must-have for PC troubleshooting. Recommended for the tech-savvy user.
Google Days — Self-Directed Learning
Seven Fun Games that are also Educational
The “Minecraft in Geography” Presentation from HSTW14
I presented on Minecraft in Geography at the High Schools that Work Conference in Nashville, Tennessee on July 18, 2014. Many of the resources mentioned are linked on my Minecraft page. The software discussed includes MinecraftEdu, Spritecraft, and MCEdit. The presentation (with all those detailed instructions for you or your technophile students) is linked below in Acrobat (.pdf) format. Contact me (Twitter, Skype, or email) if you need help, have questions, or want to share success stories.
Minecraft in Geography Shared Version — .pdf (Adobe Acrobat)
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