Good evening from Maine where the sun has set on the month of November. At this time of year sunset is a rather early 4:04pm
Yesterday afternoon I published a video and blog post about using Canva to create custom QR codes that include your own images and graphic designs.
Tomorrow the calendar turns to December and many of us will start to think about the year that was. One of the things that
Over the last fifteen years I’ve seen QR codes rise in popularity, fall in popularity, and rise again. They never lost their appeal to me
Over the last year many of you have kindly supported my work here on Free Technology for Teachers and Practical Ed Tech by purchasing a
PhET is one of my go-to resources for math and science teachers. Just before the Thanksgiving break (for those of us in the United States)
Threadit is a Google product that when it launched I thought could have become a rival to Microsoft Flip. As feature-laden as Threadit is, it
Fifteen years ago today I was supervising detention when I wrote the first post on this blog. I did not have any idea what was
This morning I opened Facebook and saw the news that fellow Mainer, mountaineer, and author Ed Webster had passed away on Thanksgiving morning. He’s probably
In last week’s Practical Ed Tech Newsletter I detailed a few features of YouTube Studio that every teacher who uploads videos to YouTube should know
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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