Quizzes, Syrup, and Public Domain Videos – The Week in Review

Good evening from Maine where the winter keeps on going. This week we had lots of new snow fall. As a skier, I love the snow. But many of my friends were not so happy about the latest snowstorm. In other news from Lake Wobegon Paris Hill, this week I scheduled a new webinar for teachers interested in classroom video creation projects. The webinar is called 5 Video Projects for Almost Every Classroom. You can find all of the webinar registration details here.

Here are this week’s most popular posts:
1. The Library of Congress Seeks a Teacher-in-Residence
2. 10 Free Apps for Elementary School Math Lessons
3. My Top 5 Choices for Making Multimedia Quizzes
4. New Shared File Organization Coming to Google Drive
5. 8 Changes to Google Docs & Slides Menus
6. Making Maple Syrup – A Science and Math Lesson
7. Three Places to Find Public Domain Video Clips

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