Good evening from hot and steamy Greenwood, Maine. Earlier this week I had the heat on in my house and this afternoon I was outside in shorts. I know that many of you are already out of school for the summer. I hope that your first days of summer have been great.

This summer I’ll be visiting a number of schools as well as running the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp (two seats are left). I am looking forward to meeting many of you this summer. Thank you for inviting me to your schools.

I plan to keep blogging on my usual schedule throughout the summer. That schedule includes a week-in-review every Saturday and a month-in-review on the last day of each month. So if you’re taking a break from the computer or iPad screen this summer and you miss a few days of posts, you can always check in on Saturday to quickly catch-up on the biggest stories of the week.

Here are the most popular posts from May 2013:
1. Every Stock Photo – A Search Engine for Free Images
2. eduClipper Is What Teachers Want Pinterest To Be
3. 5 Tools Students Can Use To Create Alternative Book Reports
4. 5 Good Lesson Plans for Teaching Copyright
5. Still The Best Presentation on Copyright for Educators
6. Life On Minimum Wage – A Hands-on Economics Lesson
7. Video – How to Insert Images Into Google Forms
8. Play Games or Create Your Own Through YoYo Games
9. Shakespeare Uncovered – Videos and Lesson Plans
10. Five Ways to Digitally Celebrate Your Students’ Year

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