The Week In Review – The Most Popular Posts

Good morning from sunny Maine where earlier this week I wrapped-up the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp. A big thank you to everyone that made the trek to Maine. An especially big thank you to those that endured delayed and canceled flights to get here. As I do with every workshop that I run, this week I learned new things that will make the next one better. I’m already considering offering beginner and advanced versions of the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp next year.

Here are this week’s most popular posts:
1. Storyboard That Releases New Teacher Guides
2. National Geographic Offers Free Online Courses for Teachers
3. 6 Uses for Evernote in the Classroom
4. 7 Free Edmodo Apps to Try This Summer
5. Check Out the Education Templates in Stormboard – A New Collaborative Planning Tool
6. Three Ideas for Using Plickers In the Classroom – Results of My First Trial
7. Padlet Adds a New Layout Option

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