Posting on a consistent schedule is one of the keys to maintaining interest in any blog. One of the best ways to maintain a consistent
A couple of weeks ago I shared the news that Flippity’s Bingo board template now lets you include pictures in your boards. I’ve had a
I test and write about a lot of Google Docs Add-ons and built-in features. But you certainly don’t need to use all of them. In
Spring isn’t too far away and soon we’ll start to see and hear the songs of more birds around my home here in Maine. If
Creating timelines whose events are directly connected to a map display is a good way for students to see correlations between locations and events. Here
Loom is a free tool for creating screencast videos in your web browser. Loom even has an option to create screencasts directly from your inbox
ChronoZoom, a good tool for creating multilayer timelines, is shutting down on March 15th. Roland Saekow, ChronoZoom’s co-founder, announced the closure through an email sent
The Noun Project is a popular source of free icons and images. The Noun Project collections include thousands of public domain, Creative Commons, and royalty-free
Last week the team at Wikispaces announced that the service will be shutting down later this year. Part of that announcement included a link to
Pixabay is one of my go-to sites for public domain images. If you need a picture to use in your slideshow, document, or other multimedia
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