Good morning from Maine where I’m sitting in my home office waiting for students to join into a Google Hangouts Meet for virtual office hours.
Last week Maps Mania shared a collection of online and printable map activities for kids and adults. At the bottom of that collection was a
C-SPAN Classroom is a free resource that anyone who teaches U.S. History or civics should have bookmarked. I’ve written about many of their great resources
A couple of weeks ago when I got the notice that my school would be closing I made a video about how to use EDpuzzle
Last Friday Rushton Hurley from Next Vista for Learning and I held the first episode of Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions (if you have
A few days ago I got an email from a reader asking me what it looks like when a student tries to join a Zoom
On Friday I recorded the 39th episode of The Practical Ed Tech Podcast. You might be saying, “but Richard, last week wasn’t last week the
Good morning from Maine where the birds are chirping and it feels like spring as I sip my coffee. We’re going to spend the day
Whether it’s the basics of how the technology works or “features” right now we’re all learning a lot about hosting online meetings. For example, this
For more than a dozen years Common Craft videos have been used by teachers to help students understand topics including digital citizenship, personal finance, and
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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