Good morning from the Portland, Maine Jetport where I’m quickly writing before jumping on my first flight in four weeks. It was a great month at home with my dog Morrison and I was able to get a good start on some exciting projects that will be completed soon. More about that next week.

If you had a busy week and would like to quickly get caught up on some of the most popular ed tech tools of the week, the following list is a good place to start.

1. An Updated 63 Page Guide to Google Drive and Docs
2. 7 Good Sources of Creative Writing Prompts
3. Picture Book Maker – Create Children’s Stories
4. Dozens of Ice Breaker Activities and Games
5. Stop Frame Animator – Create Stop Motion Movies
6. A Google Guide to Google Apps Accessibility
7. Interactive Whiteboards 101

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