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Teaching History With Technology Begins Today
Now that summer is here in the northern hemisphere many of us have time for the things that we couldn’t do during the school year.
May 31, 2017
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Now that summer is here in the northern hemisphere many of us have time for the things that we couldn’t do during the school year.
Classtools.net offers dozens of neat tools for students and teachers. Over the years I have featured many of those tools in blog posts and videos.
Every summer for the last five summers teachers from all over the world have come to Maine for the Practical Ed Tech Summer Camps. The
Big Huge Labs and Read Write Think offers trading card templates that can be used by students is to create a set of trading cards
The History Project is a service that I like to describe as StoryCorps With Timelines. When the service launched last summer it was designed to
I recently received an email from a reader seeking a comparison of Screencastify and Nimbus Screenshot. Back in March I published a comparison of both
I recently received an email from a long-time reader who wanted to know my opinion of using Bitly compared to Goo.gl for shortening and sharing
I had to take some time away from the blog this week so the second part of the week featured posts from the archives. New
Good morning from Maine where I’m mourning the loss of my big buddy Max. Max was a wonderful dog who I adopted from Harvest Hills
Due to an injury and some pressing personal matters requiring my attention, posts for the rest of the week will be favorites from the archive.
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