From creating short surveys to delivering multiple choice quizzes Google Forms is a great tool for teachers. Today, Google announced the addition some useful new
Earlier this week I shared five good feeds for mathematics teachers and five good feeds for history teachers. These lists were born out of a
Google has just opened their third annual science fair for teenagers. This year the Google Science Fair will accept entries in thirteen different languages. Students
On Monday I published directions for enabling limited access to Blogger blogs. Today, by request, I’m publishing directions on how to limit access to posts
Later this week I’m running a workshop on the use of backchannels, polling services, and informal assessment tools. In preparation for that workshop, I spent
I subscribe to roughly 300 blogs (honestly, I stopped keeping track a while ago). Usually, when I say that at conference or workshop the follow-up
A question that I often get when I work with elementary school teachers to help them get on the road to blogging goes like this,
This Link Will Self Destruct is a free service for sharing links that are accessible for a finite period of time. This Link Will Self
Wistia is a video hosting service that I am currently using to host some of my videos. Recently, Wistia launched a Learning Center to teach
I subscribe to roughly 300 blogs (honestly, I stopped keeping track a while ago). Usually, when I say that at conference or workshop the follow-up
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