The transition from Word or Pages to Google Documents often prompts a lot of questions about formatting settings. In the video embedded below I address
This is a guest post from Beth Holland (@brholland) of EdTechTeacher – an advertiser on this site. Active reading strategies are just as critical with
For over a year now Google has been pushing a new user interface on users. You’ve probably seen it and you might have even reverted
Knoword is a fun and challenging game that tests your ability to match definitions to words. Knoword is played like this; you’re presented with the first letter of
Book Creator has long been a popular iPad and Android app for creating multimedia ebooks. Today, the developers of Book Creator released a Windows version
Last summer the folks at Canva were kind enough to create a great infographic for me based on a set of search tips that I
This afternoon I was working on a document in Google Docs that included a list. I did want to use numbers for my list, but
My recent about Jellybean Writer, an online picture book maker, was one last week’s most popular posts. If you missed it, I have a description
Developing fiction stories comes easily to some students. For others it can be a struggle to come up with ideas for fiction stories. The apps
It’s a rainy Sunday morning here in Maine. I’m sure the rain put a damper on a few picnics today. It certainly caused a change
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