Good evening from rainy Maine where I spent part of the day pumping water out of the basement of my 170 year old house. I hope that your day was a little better than mine.
This week I had the privilege to speak in Bonner Springs, Kansas to a great group of teachers who welcomed me with the sign that’s featured in this post. That was the last stop on a long string of speaking engagements that I had all over North America over the last two months. Now I have a few weeks to recharge. By the way, click here if you’d like to have me speak at your school or conference.
In other news, I’ve spent a lot of time this week fighting against the copyright infringement committed by a site called Online Cultus. If you see this post there, please let me know so that I can submit it their hosting company as another example of copyright infringement.
These were the week’s most popular posts:
1. Four Free Tools for Creating Your Own Mobile Apps
2. AP Government Review Resources – Kahoots and Quizlets from C-SPAN Classroom
3. A New Way to Access Google Slides, Docs, and Sheets Offline
4. 5 Ideas for Using Glide to Create Your Own Mobile Apps in Your School
5. Google Earth Timelapses and Historical Imagery
6. This is a Copyright Infringement
7. 13 Flipgrid Tutorial Videos – #FlipgridFever
This week I welcomed a new site supporter. Please take a look at Newlearn.io and tell them that you appreciate their support of Free Technology for Teachers.
