The end of August is here and that means that this New Englander’s favorite season is just around the corner. From leaves starting to change
Membit is a neat augmented reality app for use on iPhones. The app lets you place view images superimposed over the current backdrop that you
Canva is a great service for creating all kinds of graphics including collages, posters, greeting cards, and even certificates to print and give to students.
There are three services that I recommend more than any others when I am asked for a recommendation for a classroom blog or website tool.
Next Monday is Labor Day. For most of us in the U.S. and Canada this marks the unofficial end of summer. If your students are
On Sunday evening I shared the Mega Report Writer for streamlining the process of writing narrative reports. The same teacher who developed that tool also
On Monday morning I shared a few tips for new Google Docs users. This morning I have tips for those who are new to using
The Library of Congress has put their collection of Alexander Hamilton’s papers online for the public. The collection of papers includes some of Hamilton’s letters
Earlier this summer I featured Front Row’s updated social studies units that complemented their existing language arts units. Over the summer Front Row expanded their
If your school is making the switch to G Suite for Education this year, you probably have a question or two about how Google Docs
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