Good morning from Maine where we still have plenty of snow, but it is starting to melt fairly quickly. This month I had the privilege
Every week I record three to five tutorial videos. I’ve been doing this for the last five years. There are now more than 1,000 videos
As the winter fades and spring begins to bloom here in New England, kids and adults are itching to get outside more often. This is
Microsoft Forms doesn’t get as much coverage on this blog as Google Forms, but that doesn’t mean that Microsoft Forms doesn’t have some great features.
Every month Google rolls out new features for G Suite and many of their other products. Some of those updates are irrelevant for teachers and
Good morning from Maine where the April showers have arrived a couple of days early. That’s okay because all week long it was sunny and
The Major League Baseball season started yesterday. The Yankees won, boo! The Red Sox lost, double boo! If you have students who are as excited
April is National Poetry Month. Earlier this week I shared a couple of Read Write Think poetry activities that you can use in elementary school.
The Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp is down to only ten seats remaining and only three days left to get the early registration discount. If
I have long said (half jokingly) that YouTube comments are a lot like the graffiti you find on the walls of dive bar bathrooms. In
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