Ruff Ruffman is the “star” of a PBS Kids series. Yesterday, one of my high school students asked me if my kids watch the show.
Last week I published a short blog post about a neat tool called SnackVids. That post has proven to be quite popular so I decided
In the 2019-20 Practical Ed Tech Handbook I included a section all about student video projects. In that section I outlined seven styles of classroom
Last week I had the chance to catch up with my old friend, Adam Bellow. Adam Bellow is the co-founder of the massively popular Breakout
DocsTeach has been one of my go-to tools for social studies teachers for many years. Despite that recommendation I’ve never made a video on how
On Friday afternoon I recorded the latest episode of The Practical Ed Tech Podcast. In the episode I shared some news about the future of
Good morning from Maine where summer is having one last hurrah! After temperatures in the 30’s (Fahrenheit) earlier this week it’s going to be sunny
Update January 2021: The tool mentioned in this article is no longer available. However, you can accomplish the same goal of making a transcript of
Make Beliefs Comix is a creative writing platform that I have recommended for years. The core of Make Beliefs Comix is a free set of
My last two blog posts (here and here) have been about creating search practice activities for students. One of the Google search tools that students
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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