Rivet is a reading app from Area 120 (a Google property). The free app offers more than 2,000 books for students to read independently. The
In yesterday’s Practical Ed Tech post I mentioned that if you have been using a service like SeeSaw all year to have students create digital
Playing a stock market simulation game is one of the popular ways to teach the basic concepts of stock markets. I played one when I
Six weeks ago Google announced the introduction of native support for audio in Google Slides. Unfortunately, the roll-out of that feature seems to be taking
Good morning from Maine where this week the weather was finally nice enough for bike rides, flip-flops, and lots of yard work. And this weekend’s
Formative is a one of the tools that I regularly feature in my workshop on Fast & Fun Formative Assessments. I like it and use
YouTube, like many social networks, has a little for creators that notifies them of old video postings and significant moments for their older videos. This
As many of you know, I’ve spent the bulk of the last two weeks dealing with a slew of copyright issues and technical issues. Those
Last week I published 5 Ways to Quickly Create Audio Slideshows for End-of-Year Events. In that post I mentioned using the Google Slides add-on called
Back in January I learned about a great alternative to YouTube called BoClips. BoClips offers millions of educational videos from well-known producers. In the last
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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