Good morning from the Free Technology for Teachers World Headquarters in Woodstock, Maine. It’s a beautiful late fall morning here. It’s the kind of morning
One of the most popular posts of the past week was my two video introduction to Google Forms for teachers. Those videos are part of
Hands on Banking is a program produced by Wells Fargo. The purpose of the program is to introduce students to the basics of personal finance
Earlier this week I was chatting with a friend and we somehow got on the topic of nursery rhymes. That prompted us to Google search
Over the last week Twitter has been rolling out a new polling feature to its users. The new polling option allows you to post a
A few weeks ago I posted that I would soon be publishing a new video series in which Rod Berger and I answer your ed
Google Keep is my go-to app for writing short notes and setting reminders for myself. I’ve also used it as a mindmapping tool from time
Math is Fun is a free website that offers math games, puzzles, and tutorials. One of the tutorial resources that they offer is an illustrated
The best way to have students avoid accidentally using copyrighted images or videos in their own projects is to use media that they’ve created themselves.
Rolling the clocks back one hour is a sure sign that winter is fast approaching North America. We’ll be doing that here this weekend. If
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
© 2024 All Rights Reserved.
