ReadWorks is a non-profit service that I’ve been recommending for years. It is a free service that provides high-quality fiction and non-fiction articles and lesson
About seven years ago I noticed that “too many updates” was the most common reason for people unsubscribing from the emails from this blog. To
Creating timelines has been a staple in history teachers’ playbooks since the beginning of history. Writing a timeline is a good way for students to
It’s a fairly regular occurrence that people watch one of my screencast videos and then ask me what all of the extensions are that appear
Last week I wrote a short overview of a new Chrome extension called Mote. In that blog post I focused just on the aspect of
In my previous post I shared directions on how to assess and edit the accessibility of PowerPoint presentations. The tool that I featured in that
In this week’s Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week newsletter I talked about making virtual presentations accessible to those who rely on captioning. Many
Last spring, summer, and fall Rushton Hurley from Next Vista for Learning and I hosted a free webinar series called Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions
(Not my house). Good morning from Maine where I’m hoping for snow. It has been a couple of weeks since our last snow storm and
Mote is a new Chrome extension that I learned about from one of Greg Kulowiec’s Tweets earlier this week. With Mote installed in your Chrome
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