Good evening from the Free Technology for Teachers World Headquarters in Woodstock, Maine. My dogs and I spent the day walking and enjoying the sunshine even if it was a brisk 23F outside. Wherever you are, I hope that you had an equally great Saturday.

Here are this week’s most popular posts:
1. Metta – Create Multimedia Presentations and Save Them In Google Drive
2. 5 Fun Physics Games for Students
3. Student Blogging Activities That Don’t Rely On Text
4. A Short List of Thanksgiving Lesson Resources
5. Presentation.io – Use Your Phone to Control Presentations and Share With Your Audience

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Three seats are available in my PracticalEdTech.com webinar series, How To Use Google Drive In School. This week  on PracticalEdTech.com I also opened registration for Blogging for Teachers and School Leaders. 

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