Improving Digital Literacy in the Classroom: “As with all content, media literacy is not...

If you are new or haven’t visited PBS LearningMedia in awhile, it is time to revisit this wonderful teaching resource. PBS LearningMedia contains thousands of […]

Thought building a website was difficult? Think again. Google Sites quickly and easily allows you to build websites. Photo by Nicolas Picard on Unsplash

I actually stumbled across this one accidentally and now it makes life (when using PowerPoint) easier! If you need to re-arrange the order of objects […]

The International Society for Technology in Education will draw thousands of teachers, school administrators, and researchers from across the world to its annual conference in […]

As we saw previously in post #511 Need anonymity? Blur those faces in YouTube! the YouTube editor has a great blurring tool – but it […]

A strange name but a useful tool. Handbrake is a free utility that you can download to help you compress video into manageable sizes. So […]

If like me you need a bit of help in making your presentations look pretty, Office 365 has a great tool that you can use […]

From cybersecurity to school safety, privacy to personalized learning, and social media to media literacy, here are 10 of the biggest stories on the ed-tech […]

At Manchester Met we have a video hosting service called MMUTube, which is provided by Kaltura. Recently I have discovered the collaboration feature, which means […]

In youtube you can schedule a release time for a private video. So you can set its availability on a certain date at a certain […]