Over the years I’ve used Canva to create everything from simple social media graphics to websites and dozens of things in between including making short
Last spring I trialed a new learn-to-code platform called Blackbird. As I wrote in May, I liked it and most of my students liked it.
After Google announced the closure of Google Expeditions earlier this year Google Arts & Culture became the place to go to find much of the virtual
Disclosure: this article was written as a paid partnership with Google for Education. Over the years I’ve always recommended creating your own lesson plans as
Halloween is just a couple of weeks away. My daughters are getting excited to wear their costumes (they’re going to be Winnie the Pooh and
One of my top time-savers when creating a new Google Form is to import questions from other forms that I’ve previously created. For example, if
Earlier this week a reader sent me a question about re-using the same Google Form multiple times per week or month. The idea being that
Disclosure: Tract is currently an advertiser on FreeTech4Teachers.com Genius Hour or 20% time in a classroom provides students with an opportunity to pursue topics and
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Stop.Think.Connect. has a large collection of posters, tip sheets, and videos that you can use to promote good online safety practices
By the People is the Library of Congress project that was formerly known as the Crowd project. The name changed at some point in the
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