Google Classroom got a bunch of new features this summer. One of those is a new option to create a comment bank to use when
CheckItOut is a Google Forms Add-on that makes it easy to keep track of the things that you let kids borrow from your classroom. It’s
Participate offers a variety of free professional development resources for teachers. Last month I featured one of their free online book clubs. Today, I’m featuring
One of the questions that I’m frequently asked at the beginning of the school year goes something like this, “do you know how I can
Many students use their smartphones more often than their laptops to browse the web, shop, and access important files. That’s why we need to teach
Whether you like or not, the old version of Google Sites will soon go the way of the dinosaurs. The new version of Google Sites,
For most of the last decade I recommended using TodaysMeet to create backchannel chats. In June TodaysMeet shut down. Since then I have been using
The Open University hosts a series of six short videos intended to introduce viewers to some of the basic concepts of macroeconomics. In 60 Second Adventures
I have been recommending Blue Snowball microphones for many years. They provide outstanding audio quality for not a lot of money. And they have always
Factitious is a game for testing your skill at identifying fake and misleading news stories. The game was developed by the American University Game Lab
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