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Three Alternatives to Google Classroom
Last week I received an email from a reader who was looking for an alternative to Google Classroom. This is not an uncommon request. A
January 28, 2017
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Last week I received an email from a reader who was looking for an alternative to Google Classroom. This is not an uncommon request. A
One of the talks that I give from time to time is titled Preparing Students to Work and Learn Independently. The focus of the talk
The Smithsonian offers wonderful online resources for students of all ages. The Smithsonian’s Learning Lab lets teachers create collections of resources. But you don’t have
One of the things that I ask students to do before they begin any research activity is to take some time to brainstorm. They might
At almost every conference that I attend I offer a session about Google Maps and Google Earth. Most of the people that come to those
Crafting my previous post about 40 years of snow data reminded me of a neat climate change demonstration for kids. NASA’s Climate Time Machine is
In December and January I hosted a series of professional development webinars on Wednesday afternoons. A couple of those webinars sold out. After a week
The Snow Guardian is an interesting short film featured on National Geographic’s YouTube channel. The film features billy barr (he chooses not to capitalize his
If you frequently use Google Docs and Sheets on your phone or tablet, you may be happy the next time you update the Docs and
Text2VoiceOver is a service that will let you type the words that you want to hear spoken over a video. You can use Text2VoiceOver to
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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