Last Friday I posted this picture on Instagram. It prompted a few questions on Instagram and in my inbox. The picture is of my current
Last week Rushton Hurley and I hosted the 29th episode of Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions and Share Cool Stuff. We’re taking a break
Edu-pal is a new Chrome extension developed by students for teachers and students to use with Google Meet. The extension was recently featured on Product
National Geographic’s YouTube channel is one of my favorites because of the variety of interesting playlists it offers. One of those playlist is called Best
A couple of weeks ago Book Creator introduced some new shapes and fonts to use in the creation of multimedia ebooks. This week Book Creator
Monday’s little Google services outage was a bit of an “oh, crap!” moment for many people who have come to rely on Google to create,
I’m tired, you’re tired, our students are tired, we’re all tired. I’m tired of switching from in-person classes, to online classes, to hybrid classes, back
Breakout rooms in Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet provide a good way to get students talking and working in small groups. For some students,
Breakout rooms can be useful to get students talking and working in small groups in a virtual class meeting. Here are directions for creating breakout
In my previous post I shared directions for uploading files and folders into Google Drive. In that post I also described how I loosely organize
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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