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Keeping Track of Students’ Websites
A couple of months ago I wrote about how my students are using Google Sites as digital portfolios this year. Fortunately for me, this year
January 17, 2020
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A couple of months ago I wrote about how my students are using Google Sites as digital portfolios this year. Fortunately for me, this year
Back in August Google unveiled Originality Reports as a beta product in Google Classroom. According to an email that landed in my domain administrator account
When was the last time you looked at your phone? According to my site analytics there’s at least a 30% chance that the answer to
Screencastify is a tremendously popular screencast recording tool. A large part of its popularity comes from being easy to use on Chromebooks. In fact, last
Last week my friend Beth Still asked me if I had a video that showed people how to sign into Chrome and switch between Chrome
Yesterday, I shared an update about NPR’s 2020 Student Podcast Challenge. One of the requirements for participation in that contest is that teachers have to
For the second year in a row NPR is a hosting a podcasting competition for students in fifth through twelfth grade. To enter the challenge
Good morning from Maine where we’re anticipating a winter ice storm. I’m trying to get a lot done before the inevitable power outage. One of
This evening after my toddlers went to bed I sat down to record the 28th episode of The Practical Ed Tech Podcast. This episode follows
Reverb is a relatively new service (still in beta) that is designed to let people create short voice recordings to share with others. The concept
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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