QR Codes, Music, and CoRubrics – The Month in Review
Good evening from Maine where I’m home after a great few days at the LACUE conference in New Orleans. November was a busy month as
Good evening from Maine where I’m home after a great few days at the LACUE conference in New Orleans. November was a busy month as
A couple of months ago I discovered a new text to speech tool called Voicepods. When I first tried it and wrote about it Voicepods
DocsTeach is one of my favorite tools for building history lessons centered around primary source documents, pictures, maps, and drawings. DocsTeach contains an integrated search
Can we teach critical thinking and good digital citizenship practices if we don’t use them ourselves? I’m asking because every week I see another educator
One of the long-running complaints about Google Classroom that I and many others have had is about the nearly featureless gradebook. It appears that Google
Back in June Google teased us with an announcement about a locked mode for Google Forms. All summer and fall I got questions about when
I’ve just wrapped-up two days of giving presentations at the LACUE conference in New Orleans. A huge thank you to the conference organizers for inviting
Sites in VR is a free Android and iOS app that provides a 1700 virtual reality views of significant landmarks around the world. The app
Today, Google announced that Google Classroom is now available to all G Suite domains including non-profit and business domains. This follows last year’s addition of
Eighteen months ago Google removed the annotations editor from YouTube. Today, I logged into the YouTube editor and saw an announcement that Google is going
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