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Shells on a beach in Maine. It is the last day of July and I’m wondering where the summer has gone. I bet that some
July 31, 2014
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Shells on a beach in Maine. It is the last day of July and I’m wondering where the summer has gone. I bet that some
In a post earlier today I shared the news that Fotopedia is shutting down. Fotopedia was a good place to find great images of U.S.
Design and Development of Educational Technology is a new edX course starting this fall. The six week course is part of the EdTechX series from
Since its launch in 2009 Fotopedia has been one of my favorite places to see beautiful picture stories about national parks and natural wonders. Unfortunately,
Ocenaudio is a free audio editing tool available to use on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. The free software enables you to create audio recordings
Yesterday at the Ed Tech Teacher Summit in Chicago I gave an updated version of my popular presentation Discovery, Discussion, Demonstration. Douglas Kiang was kind
Haiku Deck, the popular slideshow creation tool, has recently added a long-request feature. You can now sync edits to your slideshows between your iPad and
Last week Google removed the need for a plugin to participate in Google+ Hangouts. This week another feature was added that makes Google+ Hangouts a
Blendspace, formerly known as EdCanvas, is now a part of Wikispaces and TES. The Blendspace service will continue to run as a stand-alone service. The
At back-to-school night parents usually end up with collection of papers that they may or may not be saved for reference throughout the school year.
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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