Winslow Homer [Public domain] via Wikimedia Commons. Whenever I conduct workshops on Google Maps and Google Earth I always point out that there are uses for those tools
Post-it Plus is a free iPad app that you can use to turn your physical sticky notes into digital notes. With this free app installed on
Last week I publicized the group discount rate for the Practical Ed Tech Chromebook Camp and the Practical Ed Tech BYOD Camp. Since then I’ve
Google Forms can be provide you with a good way to create a quiz for your students to complete online. It’s also a great tool
Triventy is a free quiz game platform that earlier today I introduced to a great group of teachers in New Hampshire. The concept behind Triventy will
Last week I published a blog post about creating stop motion videos on Chromebooks. That post led to some emails from readers who were wondering
A Cow Grazing Adriaen van de Velde Image Source: J. Paul Getty Museum The Getty Museum’s Open Content Program offers more than 114,000 images that you
In a webinar that I hosted last week I was discussing using mind maps to generate ideas for blog posts. Someone in the webinar asked
Crello is a free platform that bears a striking resemblance to Canva. Like Canva, Crello offers a variety of free design templates that you can
Formative is one of my favorite free tools for conducting interactive formative assessments. I’ve used it to create image-based quizzes and diagram-based quizzes. You can
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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