A couple of days ago I wrote about the impending deprecation of the classic version of Google Sites and how to transition to the new
For nearly five years now Google has been saying that the old, “classic” version of Google Sites would be closing “soon.” It appears that they
Like many of my students, I’m often guilty of writing in a rush. Doing that leads to three bad habits that appear in my writing.
It’s school vacation week here in Maine. I have a long list of things that I want to accomplish on this blog and on Practical
Last week TED-Ed released a new video lesson titled This Tool Will Help You Improve Your Critical Thinking. As I wrote last week, I almost
Braingenie is a service that the CK-12 Foundation has offered for free for many years. It provided online practice activities addressing concepts in math and
Tomorrow is Patriots’ Day here in Maine, in Massachusetts, and in a handful of other states. It’s a day to mark the anniversary of the
As I mentioned on Friday, Google is shutting down Tour Creator at the end of June. They’re also shutting down Google Expeditions at the end
Good morning from Maine where at this time last week it was sunny and 60 degrees. Today, it’s snowy and 28F. Such is life in
This week Google made a big announcement about the introduction of new timelapse imagery to the web version of Google Earth. The imagery is part
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