Good evening from Maine where the sun is setting on a productive day. Today, I was able to pack up the tools that I’ve been using to convert old barn space into my office space. Some of you have been following this project since I started it late last summer. Now when you join me for a webinar or YouTube live broadcast, you’ll see finished walls in the background. More importantly, I probably won’t be wearing a hat or winter jacket to stay warm during those broadcasts. Wherever you are this weekend, I hope that you had a productive and enjoyable day too.

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Next week on Thursday at 4pm ET I am hosting a webinar titled How to Ditch TPT and Sell Your Digital Products. This webinar is for folks who have used Teachers Pay Teachers and were not happy with giving 20-45% of their sales revenue away. It’s also for those who have ever thought about trying to sell their digital products. I’ll show you three ways that you can sell your digital products without using TPT and keep more of the sales revenue in your pocket.

I’ve given keynotes at conferences from Australia to Alaska for groups of all sizes from 50 to 2,000+. My keynotes focus on providing teachers and school administrators with practical ways to use technology to create better learning experiences for all students. I like to shine the light on others and so I often share examples of great work done by others as well as my own. Click here to book me today.

On PracticalEdTech.com I offer on-demand professional development webinars and courses. There are significant discounts for groups who enroll in G Suite for Teachers or Teaching History With Technology.

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