Need to create an inforgaphic or a research poster and not sure where to start? Canva has a selection of free to use templates that […]

In this post, we show you how to schedule your Tweets directly on Twitter. No third party app required.

If you use MS Forms a lot, you might find it useful to explore the Collections feature, which works like a folder for your forms. […]

Mentimeter has a great feature which enables you to generate live, cross-tabular style analysis as your students respond to your polls. This provides you with […]

Google Chrome have added a new useful feature as an alternative to bookmarking. If like me, you bookmark web pages that you would like to […]

This is the third in the Well Sorted series. In this video, we will look at step 4, which is viewing the results… You can […]

This is the second in the Well Sorted series. In this video, we will look at step 3, which is sorting ideas into themes… You […]

As we saw in #621 Hypothes.is [1/2]: Make reading active, visible, and social, Hypothes.is is a powerful digital tool for annotating webpages and especially social […]

Well Sorted is a free web-based tool to help you organise ideas into themes. The website suggests that the tool can be used to help […]

Hypothesis is a digital annotation tool that allows anyone to add, view, and respond to comments on pretty much any public webpage. It is a […]

Webjets is a free to use, online planner, storage space and notes making tool. It gives you a huge whiteboard style space which you can […]

Google Lens is an AI-powered technology that uses your smartphone camera and deep machine learning to search what you see…and it’s really cool. You can use […]