The Open University offers a free course on design and innovation. The course includes a set of six short videos that provide a broad overview of the history
As you may know, one of the ways that I am able to keep Free Technology for Teachers running is through sales of my online
As some of you know, all month I have been running a side-by-side-by-side comparison of Google Keep, OneNote, and Zoho Notebook. I use them mostly
One of the topics that some of my civics students struggled with was understanding the court system in the United States. Keith Hughes recently published
MySimpleShow is a great tool for creating animated explanatory videos. One of the things that I like about MySimpleShow is that students have to create
Google’s Science Journal app provides some neat tools for recording data and writing observations. Within the app students create notebooks for recording experiment data and
ESPN Radio’s morning show, Golic and Wingo, recently provided listeners with a great reminder to check your news sources. They read on air this story
Good morning from chilly Paris Hill, Maine where my thermometer reads 11F, but it feels more like 0F. Not only is it going to be
“When are we ever going to use this?” Raise your hand if you have ever heard that question from a student in the middle of
Earlier today I went live on YouTube to answer a couple of recent questions regarding the 2018 Practical Ed Tech Coaching Group. If you missed
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