Rank Country is a website that features datasets about education, healthcare, infrastructure, tourism, weather, and dozens of other topics. It is easy to browse
Cronobook is a new-to-me website that features a searchable map of historical photographs. The premise of the site is simple and using it is
This fall in one of my computer science classes I’m reserving half of each class meeting for students to work on independent projects of their
Last week I received a question from a reader who wanted to know if I had any ideas for running small group discussions in a
Spot the Troll is a quiz game that I recently learned about from Lee LeFever at Common Craft. Spot the Troll was developed by
Back in June Google started teasing the possibility of Jamboard being integrated into Google Meet. The possibility has come to fruition as yesterday afternoon
About a month ago I hosted a Practical Ed Tech webinar titled A Crash Course in Making and Teaching With Video. In the weeks since
The Massachusetts Historical Society has a great website that hosts collections of primary sources related to the American Revolution, founding families of the United States,
Last week I published an overview of how to add co-teachers to your Google Classroom classes. That post prompted a bunch of follow-up questions
This fall many of us are using YouTube more than ever before to share lessons with students. Whether those lessons are ones you recorded or
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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