As some of you know, I took over a computer science program at my local vocational/ technical high school this year. It has been fun
The first month of 2020 is at its end. I hope the first month of the year has gone well for you. Did you make
In my previous post I mentioned that Google Sheets can be used for all kinds of interesting things. It can also be used for practical
There was a time when I didn’t like working with Google Sheets. That changed about ten years ago after a chat with Kern Kelley who
Google Slides was once a bare-bones alternative to PowerPoint and Keynote. I can still remember when the option to add a video was big news.
Yesterday morning Charles asked me via Twitter about a site I had previously mentioned for checking whether or not a website is up or down.
VidReader was one of my favorite new tools in 2019. It’s a tool that makes it easy to create an interactive transcript of any YouTube
Last week TED-Ed published a new lesson titled Why Is Cotton In Everything? The lesson begins with an explanation of why cotton was used by the
At about this time six years ago I created the Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week newsletter as a way to provide a summary
A few weeks ago I published Three Ways to Remove Image Backgrounds With Just a Click or Two. I got a handful of Tweets and
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