Twice this week I’ve been asked for alternatives to iBooks Author that students can use to create multimedia books. This is probably a good time
As I wrote in my 2013 Edublog Awards nomination post, no one deserves to win more than Larry Ferlazzo. I nominated Larry for Best Ed
A few months ago Google introduced Chrome Desktop Apps. Today, those apps became available for Mac users. Chrome Desktop Apps bring the functionality of many
Kids Wordsmyth is a great visual dictionary that I learned about through Kelly Tenkely’s excellent blog, iLearnTechnology. On Kids Wordsmyth students can search for words,
Earlier today Google released YouTube Rewind 2013. YouTube Rewind 2013 is a playlist of the top trending, searched, and viewed videos of the year. Part
Earlier today Google Spreadsheets received a slew of updates. The most notable of these updates is the option to use Google Spreadsheets offline. If you
As the holiday break approaches many high school and college students will be preparing for exams. When getting together in the same place to study
People often think that “incognito” mode (Chrome) or “private” mode (Firefox) is only used when someone has something to hide. There are other uses for
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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