The question that people at conferences ask me more than any other is, “how can I keep up with everything?” Along the same lines, the
One of the things that I mention in my keynote Leading Students In a Hyper-connected World is the need for teaching students to have some time
Perhaps you’ve heard that Apple recently released a new iPhone (#sarcasm). This is a good time to remind you of an often untapped source of
Music Theory for Musicians and Normal People is a free ebook created by Toby Rush at the University of Dayton. The ebook covers everything from
The UN Stat Planet Map allows you to create useful mapped displays of UN development indicators data. There are ten data categories from which you
ThingLink is one of my favorite tools for playing with media which is why I’ve written more than a dozen posts about it in the
Google Keep is an interesting digital sticky note service that is available as a website, as a Chrome app, and as an Android app. On
Once upon a time there was a Google Spreadsheets script that would create word clouds for you. When the new (current) version of Google Spreadsheets
Last year Randy Krum, the author of Cool Infographics, was kind enough to share some advice for teachers who are thinking about having students design
Last night I posted a video demonstration of how to create a timeline through Read Write Think’s timeline creator. That is an excellent tool, but
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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