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Basecamp: now free for educators
November 19th, 2005
by Cleve
Of all the tools we use in the virtual collaboration mentioned last post, Basecamp is the foundation (well, together with Skype). Basecamp is simply brilliant.
Now Basecamp’s free for teachers.
English360 needs document uploading and timetracking, so we need a different version, but the free version is 80% of the goodness for 0% of the cost. Congrats to 37signals.