Google Slides is a unique creature in the G Suite set of tools. It’s way more than an oral presentation program. Educators and students with […]
Every year, without fail, the new year brings with it an air of melancholy for me. Often, as I look back on the past year, […]
Live sketchnoting (doodling while someone is talking) is the most challenging form of sketchnoting. It is stressful at first, but it gets easier over time […]
Google is so deep and so broad and so wide. It’s constantly updating and adding — and sometimes removing — features and services. It’s almost […]
That’s a wrap on 2018! As technology in the classroom continues to settle into the mainstream, we continue to see new players enter the space […]
Recently a teacher came to the Google Docs Help Forums to learn how to turn Google Forms Assessments off. The teacher was afraid students would […]
My passion for technology started 24 years ago when my daughter was in kindergarten. During the time I didn’t realize how much technology was going […]
“The day is almost done. Don’t cry until they leave.” Those words echoed in my mind as I stood there watching my class. I stopped […]
Chromebooks are packed with some pretty amazing features that make them unique digital devices for students. In a Ditch That Textbook Digital Summit video presentation, […]
School project research is evolving due to the rapid advancement of the digital world. Recently I asked a student, “Where do you go first to […]
The ability to create professional looking graphics is a valuable skill to teach. But many of us don’t know where to start. Did you know you […]
You don’t have to be an expert programmer yourself to get your students started coding in the classroom and the Hour of Code is a […]
