On May 2nd two of my favorite history teachers, Keith Hughes and Tom Richey, are hosting an online review session for students who are taking
This afternoon I received an email from a reader who was quite upset that I was posting on her Facebook account. Since I’m not in
Read Write Think’s Cube Creators provide templates designed to break the writing process into six distinct parts. There are templates for writing biographies, mysteries, short
Next Tuesday at 7pm Eastern Time I am starting a new section of my popular online course Getting Going With G Suite. Once again this
ViewedIt is a free Chrome extension that makes it quick and easy to create and share screencast videos. With the extension installed you can record
One of the most popular posts of all time on this blog featured math tutorial YouTube channels for high school and college students. That post
SciShow Kids recently released a new video titled Let’s Make Butter. The video provides directions for making butter in your kitchen then goes on to
Starting in May and running through the end of August I will be hosting five different professional development webinars for teachers and school administrators. I
Good morning from rainy Maine. The rain doesn’t stop us from playing outside, but it’s not quite as fun as playing in the sun. I
I recently finished making a couple of videos that teach people how to create self-hosted WordPress blogs. Using a self-hosted WordPress blog is the way
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