How to Catch Monsters is a free play script published by Playbooks Reader’s Theater. The play was written to be performed by students in first
Last week Rushton Hurley and I hosted the second episode of the third season of our Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions series. We were joined by
As a student and teacher of U.S. History, I’ve enjoyed many of the documentaries produced by Ken Burns (even if my students didn’t always enjoy
GeoGeek AR is a fun app for testing and developing your knowledge of world geography. As its name and icon imply, the app uses augmented
Last week I was looking through my YouTube Studio analytics and noticed that once again my video about creating QR codes for Google Forms was
Good morning from Maine where the leaves are falling faster than ever. A couple nights ago a big rain storm through and some of our
Are you a new tech coach, tech integrator, or media specialist who has been asked to run a little tech workshop? Do you need some
Play Your Dates Right is another great game template developed by Russel Tarr at ClassTools.net. The concept of Play Your Dates Right is that students
Google Calendar, like most products in Google Workspace, has lots of little features that are often overlooked. Just because those features are overlooked doesn’t mean
The Open Library is a part of the Internet Archive that provides vistors with the opportunity to search for, browse through, and read eBooks. The Open Library is a collection of
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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