As I look at dreary weather outside my window it doesn’t feel like the end of the school year is near, but it is getting
Probably every high school teacher since the dawn of time has asked his or her students to have someone else proofread their essays before turning
Loopy is a free tool for creating your own animated simulations or illustrations of a concept. This free animation tool is designed to showing relationships
SeeSaw is a great tool for creating digital portfolios with your students. SeeSaw lets students create digital portfolios that include pictures, documents, presentations, and videos.
WriteReader recently announced a partnership with Sesame Street that essentially lets students use Sesame Street artwork in their own multimedia stories. As I wrote on
A new version of Google Earth was released yesterday. In my initial review of it I was excited that it now works in your web
This is a guest post from Rushton Hurley. Rushton is the founder of Next Vista for Learning and the author of Making Your School Something Special. Every year,
Yesterday afternoon I hosted another edition of Practical Ed Tech Live. The Q&A session was streamed live on the Practical Ed Tech Facebook page and
This morning Google released a completely new version of Google Earth. The new version is designed to be used in the Chrome web browser or
Thanks to Open Culture I learned about a new Crash Course that should be fun to follow for the next sixteen weeks. Crash Course Film
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