Good morning from Maine where a cold bug has hit our house. I tried to fight it, but this morning I have to admit that I’ve caught it too. This might put me a little behind on my plan to have Practical Ed Tech completely remodeled by kick-off off the Patriots’ game on Sunday afternoon. So while I’m tending to sick babies and trying to get some rest myself, I hope that you all have good weekends.


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7. Eight Lessons in Teaching History With Technology

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