Next Tuesday, March 31st Simple K12 is hosting an afternoon of free webinars about Google tools for teachers. The webinars will start at 1pm Eastern Time and run
This afternoon I received a lengthy email (a three page attachment came with it) from someone who really did not like that I have promoted
MyReadingMapped was a great blog that featured more than 160 Google Maps and Google Earth files depicting patterns and events in science and history. As
Google Maps Special Collections is a great place to find and explore the Street View imagery of interesting places all over the world. This afternoon
Socrative was one of the first backchannel and quiz tools that really worked well on all desktop and mobile platforms. Other tools have come and
In Pieces is a neat site that features the stories of 30 endangered animals around the world. Visit the site and you will be greeted
Add-ons is one of the best features that Google has added to Google Docs, Sheets, and Forms in the last year. Until now Add-ons installation
This is a guest post from Sabba Quidwai (@AskMsQ) of EdTechTeacher – an advertiser on this site. How many of the above tools did
Rhyme ‘n Learn is a series of math and science lessons presented in short rap music form. About half of the raps are provided in
Brain Science is one of my favorite YouTube channels because they consistently produce concise, interesting, and informative videos. One of the latest videos is all
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