Good evening from the Free Technology for Teachers World Headquarters in Woodstock, Maine where I’ve just returned from a quick trip to Phoenix for the Grand Canyon University Core Academy. At the GCU Core Academy Tony Vincent and I facilitated a day-long workshop on using technology in project based learning. Thank you to GCU, Alicia and Mike Roberts, and all of the active participants who made the day possible.

In case you’re wondering about the “ducks in the desert,” I snapped this picture outside of restaurant in Phoenix because I was surprised to see a mallard in the desert.

Here are this week’s most popular posts:
1. Methods for Projecting YouTube Videos Without “Related” Videos
2. Photograph Math – #mathphotoaday
3. Chalkup – Distribute & Grade Assignments in Google Drive Without Using Scripts
4. Science is Fun – Ideas and Resources for Hands-on Science Lessons
5. An Introduction to the New Google Drive iPad Apps That Offer Better Offline Support
6. Show Students How Much of the World Lives Through “The Places We Live”
7. 8 Overlooked Useful YouTube Tools

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