Earlier today I had the opportunity to test out a study app called Gojimo. Gojimo was initially developed by a student for students. Gojimo offers
Two of my favorite new Google products of the last nine months are Google Expeditions and the Cardboard Camera app. This week at BETT Jim
Yesterday, I received an email from an elementary school teacher who was looking for some new-to-her vocabulary practice apps to put on her classroom set
Newsela is a service that helps teachers find current events articles that are appropriate for their students’ age and reading abilities. This week Newsela launched a
This morning I received an email from a reader who was looking for tools that her students can use to create booklets that they design
Google Books is one of my favorite research tools that students and teachers often overlook. In a post earlier today I embedded a book that
Conditions at my house on Tuesday. A large winter storm is in the forecast for later this week in the northeastern United States. If you
Soundtrap is a fantastic tool for creating music. I tested it out last winter and used during a couple of my workshops this past summer
Learn to Code HTML & CSS is a free resource developed by Shay Howe whose resume reveals that he has worked on the user interface for
One of the most common concerns or questions that I hear from educators (often school administrators) about using Google services revolves around the question of
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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