Lingua.ly is a free service designed to help people learn a new language while browsing the web. Today, Lingua.ly released an update to their Chrome
I frequently hear people say, “I don’t know what to write about,” when I talk to them about maintaining a school or classroom blog. One
At the beginning of this month I shared five good resources for National Poetry Month. The Library of Congress recently released a new online archive
Parts of this post originally appeared on one of my other blogs, iPadApps4School.com Earlier today I shared the TED-Ed lesson Eye vs. Camera which explains
Today, a couple of frequently requested features were added to Google Classroom. Those features are teacher collaboration in a Google Classroom course and saving announcement
On a cold winter night four or five months ago I started to organize the screencast videos that I’ve made over the years. I called
Eye vs. Camera is a fascinating TED-Ed lesson. In the lesson we learn why our eyes don’t always see things the same way that they’re
Thinglink Classroom combined with Thinglink’s remix function can provide you with a nice way to build image-based review activities. One example of this is taking
Coggle is a free mind mapping tool that I started using a couple of years ago when it was in beta. Coggle is a collaborative
The one hundred or more posts that I’ve written about Google Maps over the years is indicative of how much I like what can be
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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