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Reading and Games – The Month in Review
Good evening from Maine where the sun has set on the last day of March, 2022. The old saying of “March comes in like a
March 31, 2022
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Good evening from Maine where the sun has set on the last day of March, 2022. The old saying of “March comes in like a
The Library of Congress has a program called Innovator in Residence that provides funding for one person to develop innovative tools that incorporate artifacts housed
In last Sunday’s Practical Ed Tech newsletter I wrote about the idea of creating a b-roll media gallery to share with your students. The idea
The other day I was in a Zoom meeting with someone who is relatively new to field of educational technology. I was asked about any
This is an update to a blog post that I published a couple of weeks ago about the same topic. In that blog post I outlined
OPEN Phys Ed is an organization that hosts tons of great resources for physical education teachers. Additionally, OPEN organizes initiatives to encourage students to participate
Google’s Applied Digital Skills website is a good place to find lesson plans and activities that you can use to help students learn how to
This Friday is April Fools’ Day. It’s a day that I’ve always enjoyed a little bit at home and at school. I’ve always enjoyed the
Last week I hosted a live webinar titled How to Create & Sell Your Own Digital Products. Since then a bunch of people have reached
Last week I published a blog post titled Stop Printing the Internet in which I shared some ways to limit the amount of ink and
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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