Every other Thursday Rushton Hurley and I host a free webinar called Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions & Share Cool Stuff. If you missed
My daughters, like almost all children, love candy! So my daughters and I are going to attempt to make our own rock candy this weekend.
For years teachers and students have wanted to be able to see Kahoot questions and answer choices on the same screen. This week Kahoot finally
Wordtune is a Chrome extension that provides suggestions on ways to rewrite sentences in your Google Documents, in your email (Gmail and Outlook), and in
WriteReader is a good tool for elementary school students to use to create multimedia stories. I’ve featured WriteReader in about a dozen blog posts over
As I wrote last week, I’m jealous of today’s high school students who don’t have to rely on consulting books like The Student Writer to
A few months ago Google introduced the option for teachers to record Google Meet video calls in some versions Google Workspaces. If you have that
One of last week’s most popular post was this one in which I explained how excluding words from search results helped my students get past
Flying is one of the things that I’ve missed a lot in the last year. I used to log more than 100,000 miles a year
Last week I held a webinar titled 5 Google Earth & Maps Projects for Social Studies. After the webinar I realized that there was a
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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