Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo’s recent Ed Tech Digest post I just took a little trip down memory lane. In his post Larry mentioned the Washington
On Monday night, during How to Teach With Video, someone asked, “what do you do about all the yucky ads on YouTube?” A couple of
Yesterday afternoon I hosted another episode of Practical Ed Tech Live on Facebook. If you missed it, you can now watch the recording on Facebook
This is a guest post provided and sponsored by WriteReader. Last spring, I discovered WriteReader. Sign-up was easy and free, and the site is very
I was at my local pharmacy yesterday and they had a sign encouraging people to get a flu shot. The small print on the sign
My little blog is now ten years old. Yesterday, I shared a list of the things that I’ve seen change over those ten years. One
For those of us who use social media on a daily basis and who do most of our shopping online, it can be easy to
EquatIO is a popular tool that math and science teachers like to use for using handwriting, equation and formula prediction, and graphing in Google Forms,
On a fairly regular basis I host live broadcasts on the Practical Ed Tech Facebook page. During those broadcasts I answer some of the many
Next summer might feel like it is a long way away, but it’s not too early to start thinking about how you’ll spend your next
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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