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11 Search Tips and Tools for Teachers and Students
As some of you have noticed, I wrote quite a bit about search tools and search strategies in July and early August. What you saw
August 31, 2021
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As some of you have noticed, I wrote quite a bit about search tools and search strategies in July and early August. What you saw
A couple of weeks ago I published an excerpt from The Practical Ed Tech Handbook. That excerpt mentioned a couple of ways to use Google
Next Monday is Labor Day in the U.S. For most of us it is a three day weekend. It is the traditional “end of summer”
Disclosure: Make Beliefs Comix is a new advertiser on this site. Creating comics is one of my favorite creativity exercises.When I was a kid I
Last week I wrote about using the BBC’s Week in Pictures as a source of current events discussion starters. Following up on that idea, here
When I included current events as a regular part of my social studies classes I would always show a map of where a story takes
Good morning from Maine where we’re getting ready for a weekend of fun. We’re planning to go for a little hike and do a little
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about using Google Drawings as part of an icebreaker activity. But if you’re looking for something a little
This is an excerpt from the 2021-22 version of The Practical Ed Tech Handbook. Two weeks ago a copy was sent to everyone who is
On Wednesday morning I published a long list of tools that students can use to create mind maps, concept maps, and flowcharts. What I didn’t
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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