On this day eleven years I published my first blog post here on Free Technology for Teachers. I had a little bit of an idea
For many people the biggest challenge in maintaining a blog has nothing to do with the technical aspects. It’s coming up with ideas for blog
As you may know, I offer professional development webinars through PracticalEdTech.com. But that’s not the only thing that I do with that site. I also
Smart Reply is one of my favorite features to come with the “new” Gmail that was thrust upon all users earlier this year. Smart Reply
Around this time five years ago I discovered that the Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts free online art history texts. A recent Tweet from Open
About a week ago Open Culture published an article about Cornell University’s Persuasive Cartography collection. I hadn’t seen that collection before so I went down
A few years ago Storyboard That introduced a great little feature for making greeting cards. Initially, it was only available for a few holidays, but
A few weeks ago Flipgrid added a new feature called Guest Mode. Guest Mode allows you to give parents access to view a specific topic
Good morning from snowy Maine. I hope that all of you who celebrated Thanksgiving this week had a wonderful holiday with family and friends. Based
From the department of “no one uses that feature anymore,” Google has announced via text message and on the G Suite Update blog that as
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