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The Economics of Seinfeld: Use Video Clips From The Sitcom To Explain Key...
Linda Ghent, Alan Grant and George Lesica, three Economics professors from the University of Illinois, created Economics of Seinfeld to encourage educators and learners to utilize pop culture when...
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Marginal Revolution University: Free Online Economics Courses!
I wanted to share an awesome project called Marginal Revolution University started by Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok at George Mason University. Essentially, MRUniversity offers MOOCs, or massive open...
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Spent: Learn About Life on Minimum Wage With This Game
Spent is an online game designed to teach players about the challenges of living on minimum wage employment. Throughout the game, players must make choices that determine their survival for one month...
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4 Free Tools For Creating Web-Based Timelines
As you gear up for the start of the semester, it might be a good time to have students compile and collect information from the year 2013. A colleague of mine was interested in having students create...
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Mystery Skype: Connect Your Classroom With The World!
A geography lesson, a technology exploration, a cultural experience and a problem-solving puzzle all in one! Meet Mystery Skype. As you can see in the video, Mystery Skype in essence connects your...
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