Earlier today I wrote a post about screencasting tools. In that post I included Screenr. A couple of hours later I received an email from
The question that I seem to receive in my email more than any other is, “what software do you use to create your tutorial videos.”
Using Google Forms can be the solution to many problems that teachers have. I’ve used Forms for years to save time in delivering and grading
Superhero Science is a playlist of science lessons published by TED-Ed. The lessons in the playlist feature explanations of what would happen in various scenarios
Halloween is coming up this weekend. If you’re looking for a last-minute writing activity that has a Halloween theme, consider having students create Halloween cards.
OpenEd is a service that has offers a massive catalog of educational videos, games, and practice assessments that you can browse by topic, grade level,
Quizalize is a newer quiz game platform that reminds me of Kahoot. Like Kahoot, students play your quiz games on their laptops or tablets by
National Geographic’s Mapmaker Interactive can be a good alternative to using Google Maps in your classroom. Mapmaker Interactive offers a number of features that students and
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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