Google Drive has long let you receive email and desktop notifications for edits and comments to your shared Google Docs. Unfortunately, it was an “all
Last week I shared five suggestions for things that students can explain with simple animations. This week I have five more ideas to share with
Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven gets read a lot in schools at this time of year. Why you should read Poe’s work is explained in
The internet is full of websites on which you can make little icons and avatars. What it’s not full of is free sites for that
Microsoft Forms recently got some new features that are helpful for teachers. One of those new features is the ability to set a time limit
Over the years I’ve made more than 1,000 videos for my YouTube channel and nearly as many for students in my classrooms. Here are five
If you watched the video that I published on Wednesday you can hear me beginning to lose my voice. That’s because like everyone else in
Halloween is just eight days away. If you’re an elementary school teacher, you might be planning to do some trick o’ treating safety reviews with
Good morning from Maine where the sun is rising and it’s a brisk 29F as I sip my dark roast coffee. It was a busy
Halloween is a little more than a week away. It is during the next week that a lot of students will be introduced to the
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