I have always found Theodore Roosevelt to be one of the most fascinating characters in U.S. History. That is why I was excited this morning
This week Microsoft unveiled a slew of new accessibility options for the services that teachers and students use most. One of those features is the
This week Common Craft published their 101st explainer video. The latest video is about understanding terms of service agreements on websites and apps. Like nearly
Wakelet is quickly becoming a popular choice amongst teachers who want to create collections of notes that can include text, videos, links, and pictures. Students
On Monday I shared tutorials for two ways to send personalized certificates via Google Forms and Google Sheets. What I didn’t include in those tutorials
Case Maker is a free service designed for middle school social studies teachers and their students. Case Maker uses primary sources from the Library of
Reactions is a YouTube channel produced by the American Chemical Society and PBS Digital Studios. The videos in the channel focus on explaining how chemistry
Google has added two new formatting features to Google Docs. First, there is now a vertical ruler that you can use to evenly space the
ReadWorks is a popular service that offers a huge library of standards-aligned ELA lesson plans for K-12. You can search the ReadWorks library according to
In my previous post I shared the steps that I took to find a Google Earth file that contains more than 550 ancient locations in
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