Unfortunately for its 800 million users, Facebook is falling victim to feature creep -- and settings that are becoming increasingly complex.

Teachers are taking professional development into their own hands with Twitter "edchats." In this post we explain, and interview four hosts of some popular weekly chats.

Federal data shows that teachers in minority schools are being paid $2,500 less than teachers working in whiter areas. Here's why.

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Reviewing Zoho Notebook, a Multi-Functional Online Note Taking Tool.

There are some people who think Facebook has become too complicated. There are other people who agree with those people.

If there is one area of the Internet where the wars are vicious and cut-throat, it's the search engines. Ever since Google burst onto the scene, it's been a constant battle between them and Microsoft and Yahoo, each one constantly trying to outdo the other, in exchange for a bit more market share. In many ways, this is good for us, the users of the Internet.

Another six weeks or so have passed and a new version of Firefox has yet again been released, thanks to the development schedule that Mozilla has now set into overdrive. As mentioned in my article about the Firefox 6 release, the developers over at Mozilla are hard at work making the browser more efficient, with a primary goal titled Project MemShrink.

Drag some files into your browser and instantly get a link to share them with family or friends. It's this simplicity, along with a staggering 10GB of free storage space, that puts Minus among the best file sharing tools on the web today. Last December we profiled the then-new photo sharing tool Minus. The web app only worked for photos then. Almost a year later and Minus does so much more.

Windows 7 and the new Windows 8 Developer Preview have the Disc Image Burner utility built in. Here's how to use it to make your own bootable disc -- with no other utilities required.