The Week in Review - The Most Popular Posts - Free Technology For Teachers

Good morning from sunny Woodstock, Maine where I am about to head out on group bicycle ride. Winter ended early this year so we’re taking advantage of the nice weather by going biking.

This week more registrations arrived for the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camps. Both of them are now more than 50% full. I was down at the host hotel this week and it got me excited about once again leading these hands-on workshops. Early bird registration is available for seven more days.

Here are this week’s most popular posts:
1. 16 Educational Resources for Earth Day 2016
2. Scrible Edu Helps Students Organize Research
3. 100 Google Apps Tutorial Videos
4. Three Good Ways to Use All Those Pictures Students Take
5. CaptureCast – Record Screencasts on Your Chromebook
6. GeoGebra Exam Mode Lets You Choose Which Tools Your Students Can Use During Tests
7. Geopedia – A Map & Wikipedia Mashup

Spring and Summer PD Opportunities With Me

Discounted early registration for the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camps is available through the end of the month.
If coming to Maine isn’t an option for you, take a look
at the online workshops I’m hosting throughout the spring and summer.

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