October has come and gone. As I do at the end of every month I have looked through my Google Analytics account to find the most read posts of the last month. The most popular posts in October centered around Google Slides tricks and tips, making educational games, and a source of historical maps. Take a look at the list and see if there is something interesting that you missed in the last month.
These were the most popular posts in October:
1. 5 Handy Google Slides Features You Might Be Overlooking
2. Slido – Create and Run Polls Within Your Google Slides
3. Educandy – Quickly Create Educational Games from Word Lists
4. Math & Science Halloween Lessons
5. Actively Learn – Find & Create Engaging Reading Assignments and More
6. How to Find and Edit Thousands of Halloween Games for Your Classroom
7. topoView – View and Download Thousands of Historical Maps
8. Kami – Annotate PDFs in Google Drive
9. How to Create Vocabulary Games on Educandy
10. Using Google Slides to Design a Mobile App
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