Sharing Google Drive files with people who don’t have Google accounts is possible if you set the file to “anyone with the link can view.”
Last week I asked you to nominate your favorite educational technology tools of the year. The nominations are in and the final voting is now
This blog is all about digital products that teachers and students can use for free. That said, I do get requests for physical product recommendations
When it comes to formatting your documents Google Docs provides plenty of options. Some of those options are obvious and some are hidden deep in
Last week when I posted about Google closing Fusion Tables I mentioned that some of the functions of Fusion Tables can be replicated in Google
Last week I wrote a review of the Kids U.S. Atlas iPad app. That app offers an interactive map of the United States that kids
Yesterday, people who subscribe to the Practical Ed Tech newsletter received a copy of my guide to finding copyright-friendly media for use in classroom projects.
Good evening from Maine where it was a balmy 43F today. It was a perfect day for a hike in western Maine. There’s something about
Kids US Atlas is an iPad app that features an interactive map of the United States. On the interactive map you will find twenty-five animals
I write a lot of blog posts. Over the last decade I’ve written more than 15,000 of them. That’s 1,500 per year for an average
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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