Good morning from Maine where I’m up before most reasonable are awake on a weekend. Getting a few minutes alone to think and write requires
Earlier this week the Smithsonian launched a new open access collection. Smithsonian Open Access contains more than 2.8 million digital artifacts that you can view
Mixkit is a good place to find free video clips and audio clips to use in your multimedia projects. I wrote about it earlier this
The days are getting longer and even though we had a snow day yesterday, today is a beautiful day here in Maine. Before we know
I shared this news in my podcast earlier today, but just in case my podcast isn’t the first thing you listen to in the morning,
School was cancelled yesterday (our 98th snow day, or so it felt) so I recorded my weekly installment of The Practical Ed Tech Podcast a
In my previous post I highlighted the University of Wisconsin Stout’s collection of rubrics for multimedia projects. At the end of that post I mentioned
Over the years I’ve referenced the University of Wisconsin Stout’s collection of rubrics for multimedia projects. It has been a few years since I last
This evening I had the pleasure of talking with Dr. La’Tonya Rease Miles and recording our conversation for The Practical Ed Tech Podcast. LT Rease
Last week the Google Keep Chrome extension stopped working. After five days of no responses from Google on the support page for the extension, the
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