A Handful of Ways to Publish Audio Recordings
Over the last month, basically since I published this post, I have received a bunch of emails from teachers asking about ways to publish their
Over the last month, basically since I published this post, I have received a bunch of emails from teachers asking about ways to publish their
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ExamTime is a service that provides a bunch of good study tools for students. Over the weekend ExamTime changed its name to GoConqr. Students will
This is a guest post post from Brenda Doucette (@doucetteb) of EdTechTeacher – an advertiser on this site. Recently, we discovered a feature of Google Drive
I receive a lot of emails and Facebook messages from readers asking all kinds of questions related to educational technology. Some of those questions are
Every Sunday morning FeedBlitz (my RSS and email provider) sends me a report about the number of subscribers to my blog and email updates. That
Over the last few years I’ve seen more schools opening up access to YouTube, at least to teachers, than I had in the past. YouTube
This week I received at least a half dozen emails from people who were looking for suggestions for creating review games or practice quizzes for
Good morning from the FreeTech4Teachers.com world headquarters in Woodstock, Maine. For a few seconds this morning I thought that this week’s week-in-review post wouldn’t be
For the last 18+ months my former colleague Mike Morrell has raved about Quick Key. Quick Key is an app that turns your iPhone into
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