This year’s Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp is designed for two purposes. First and foremost, it is intended to give K-12 teachers, tech coaches, and
This morning I had the honor of giving the opening keynote at the SET-BC District Partner Conference in Vancouver. The title of my talk was
Adobe Spark is one of my favorite free tools for creating videos. It works well on Chromebooks and any other laptop that is using a
Earlier this month I published Ten Search Strategies Students Should Try. An eleventh strategy that students can try when they are researching current events, trending
The Edublogs Student Blogging Challenge kicks-off two weeks from now. You don’t need to be an Edublogs user in order for your students to participate
The Smithsonian Science Education Center’s Weather Lab is one of many online learning activities produced and hosted by the Smithsonian. The Weather Lab is designed to help
One of the ways that I keep the lights on at Free Technology for Teachers is through the sale of online training webinars on my
Good morning from Paris Hill, Maine where the snow has stopped and the sun is shining. It’s a perfect day to go snowshoe festival. That’s
The BBC’s Skillswise website offers many good activities for learning and practicing skills in language arts and mathematics. A section of the site that could
Random Name Picker is a free tool from Russel Tarr at Classtools.net. Random Name Picker lets you input names and spin a virtual wheel to have
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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