Brush Ninja is a tool that I’ve been using and recommending for a few years now. Brush Ninja makes it incredibly easy to draw a
Nimbus Screenshot is a Chrome extension that I’ve featured in the past as a good tool for creating annotated, scrolling screenshots and for creating screencast
Google Earth in all its forms has been one of my favorite educational technology tools for well over a decade. The web version of Google
If you follow me on Twitter, you may have already seen this news but it’s worth sharing here as well. PhET now has ten simulations
In this week’s Practical Ed Tech Newsletter I shared some tools and ideas to use to try to make sure that students actually watch the
Sub-image search is one of the search strategies that I use a lot when trying to find out what an unfamiliar object is. I’ve used
Disclosure: TinyTap is currently an advertiser on FreeTech4Teachers.com TinyTap is an educational game creation tool that I’ve been using and writing about since its launch
Last week a reader sent me a question asking if it was possible to use Canva design templates in Google Slides. The short answer is
Good morning from Connecticut where I’m visiting family for the first time in two years! My daughters had a blast having a slumber party with
Yesterday afternoon I hosted a webinar for an organization that had purchased a bunch of copies of my 50 Tech Tuesday Tips ebook. I would be happy
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