The Library of Congress has a new online collection called the National Screening Room. The National Screening Room currently contains 287 videos. The videos are
Next week I am hosting my Teaching History With Technology course on PracticalEdTech.com. That five week course covers seventeen concepts for infusing technology into social
We all have that colleague who always searches for Google Docs or thinks that the only way to find Google Classroom is to first open
Jefferson Lab’s YouTube channel includes a playlist titled Frostbite Theater. The first time I looked at the playlist a few years ago it had about fifty videos.
Foodskey is a site produced by The University of Nottingham who also produces the Periodic Table of Videos. Foodskey is a set of fourteen videos
More than 80,000 of Albert Einstein’s documents and drawings are now available to view for free at Einstein Archives Online. The archives include not only his
Google Slides has come a long way since the first time that I had students use it a decade ago. Many features have been added
Google’s VR Tour Creator is one of my favorite media creation tools. Since its launch in May of this year I have shown it to
Creating timelines has been a go-to activity for history teachers since the beginning of history. When I made timelines as a student and in my
Next Vista for Learning is a great place for teachers and students to share short video lessons that they create. I have been recommending the
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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