This is a guest post from Tom Daccord (@thomasdaccord) of EdTechTeacher, an advertiser on this site. Thanks to a recent partnership with Khan Academy, Duck
Lately, I’ve published quite a bit about Pixton and Storyboard That. Both of those services provide good platforms for creating comic strips. Those aren’t the
Quill is a free service that puts a new spin on the old writing worksheets that most of us used in middle school. Essentially, Quill provides
Thanks to Open Culture I have just learned about the Museum of Modern Art’s new website that showcases artwork from the more than 3500 exhibitions
Google’s My Maps and Google Earth tools can provide a great way to create thematic maps. Unfortunately, those tools are quite limited if your students
One of the strategies that I use when creating lesson plans is to reflect on the previous lesson. Part of that reflection includes feedback from
Wild Weather Kitchen Experiments is a short series of instructional videos produced by The Open University. Each of the four videos in the series features
Ask Smithsonian is a fun video series featured on the Smithsonian Magazine website. All of the videos in the series are less than two minutes long.
A classroom blog can be a powerful tool for improving communication with parents, for building a sense of community amongst your students, and for creating
1. Being authors on a blog gives students the opportunity to share their thoughts with you, their classmates, and their parents on a longer timeline
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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