When Google finally added a built-in audio option for Google Slides, we were all happy because we no longer needed to use unreliable third-party add-ons
A couple of weeks ago I shared 60,000+ images of art and artifacts to download. Those images may be useful in art history lessons. What
Like I do at this time every year, in the last few weeks I’ve fielded a bunch of questions from readers who are moving into
I’m going to Philadelphia next week. I’m going to attend the ISTE Conference, but while I’m there I’m also going to visit a few historic
Like I do at this time every year, in the last few weeks I’ve fielded a bunch of questions from readers who are moving into
Tomorrow is my oldest daughter’s last day of Kindergarten. We’re going to celebrate with ice cream! We might also stay up and play outside a
It’s no secret to those of you who have followed my blog for long, I love exploring in Google Maps, Earth, and Street View. I
I shared this in my newsletter about a week ago. This year I’m going back to the ISTE conference for the first time in six
One of the most popular webinars and courses that I’ve hosted over the years have been about search strategies and how to teach them to
Good morning from Maine where we’re having another overcast morning. For the last month we’ve been stuck in a pattern of having rain for at
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