Menus, Backgrounds, and Videos – The Month in Review
The month of May has come to a close. I can tell by the traffic patterns on my blog that many of you have started
The month of May has come to a close. I can tell by the traffic patterns on my blog that many of you have started
At the start of the month I featured four tools for removing image backgrounds. To end this month I have one more cool tool to
On Saturday we had the first thunderstorm of the summer at our house. I made it back from a bike ride just as the thunder
There is no shortage of typing games available on the web (find 700 of them right here). Most of those games are based on rote
The end of the school year is here or at least very near for most of us. Google Classroom users will probably want to archive
Last week I shared some observations from evaluating the websites of a handful of relatively large school districts. In that blog post I mentioned that
Good morning from Maine where a light drizzle is providing a damp start to the weekend. Despite the weather we’ll still have fun at our
Geocaching is one of the things that I spend a good bit of time talking about in both my workshop and in my webinar about
Google’s old VR Tour Creator offered a great way to create virtual tours that could be viewed in your web browser and or in the Google
My popular Teaching History With Technology course begins next week. There is still time to register right here. There are ten big topics that will be covered in
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