5 Good Places for Free Video Clips for Your Digital Interactive Projects
In today’s digital age, incorporating multimedia elements into your teaching materials can significantly enhance the learning experience. If you are using TeacherMade to create interactive curriculum content, you already know how much your students engage with audio and video clips, but it’s hard to find the exact resources you need. To help you find the […]
5 Good Places to Find Free Audio Clips
Are you in search of quality audio clips to enhance your digital interactive curriculum? If you’re using TeacherMade, you know how easy it is now to incorporate multimedia elements into your digital curriculum, but where do you find free images, audio, and video resources?? Last week, we highlighted 5 Good Places for Free Images and […]
Celebrating Constitution Day with These Free Resources
As we approach the commemoration of Constitution Day, it is a golden opportunity to immerse students in the rich tapestry of our nation’s foundational document. The Constitution is not just a historical artifact; it is a living, breathing entity that governs the structure and function of our government to this very day. As educators, fostering […]
A Tour of the New Google Earth
In the latest update, Google Earth has unveiled a range of features that enhance the user’s experience, primarily accessible through the Chrome browser or the new app for Android. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect: Enhanced Search and Exploration: Users can now search for a place they wish to explore directly from the […]
Create Custom Instructions for Chat GPT
Want to learn the nifty trick of personalizing your Chat GPT experience? It’s pretty straightforward and can save you lots of time in a prompting session. Load up Chat GPT and then pop over to the bottom left corner of your account page; you’ll find some dots to the right of your name. Give them […]
Admins: Manage Marketplace Apps in Google Workspace
In this tutorial, viewers are guided through the steps to manage access to Google Workspace Marketplace apps within a specific domain. The walkthrough demonstrates how to use the admin panel to control app accessibility for different user groups, including the option to revoke or grant access without uninstalling the apps entirely. It serves as a […]
5 Google Drive Features You May Be Overlooking
Today we’re introducing you to five Google Drive features that are often overlooked but can be incredibly beneficial. Let’s dive in and explore these features along with some tips.. Did you know you can add a description to your folders to give a brief overview of their contents? To do this, right-click on any folder […]
Five Good Places to Find Images for Your Classroom
In this video, Richard looks at 5 preety cool sites where you can find photographs and illustrations that are free to use in your classroom. The images are either public domain or have some Creative Commons licensing attached to them. If you are making digital activities for your students, these are great resources to know […]
A New Chapter for Me
On a November afternoon in 2007 I started writing at FreeTech4Teachers.com. Back then I had no intention to keep it up every day for the next sixteen years. It just happened because I liked doing it. Fast forward to today I’ve published more than 17,500 blog posts. Along the way, many of you […]
Seven Mind Mapping Tools to Try This Year
Earlier this week a reader emailed me to ask for my suggestions for online mind mapping tools for her students to use this fall. My preference is often to draw mind maps by hand and then digitize them by taking pictures with either the Google Keep or OneNote mobile apps. But that doesn’t work for […]
