25,000+ People Get Their Ed Tech Tips This Way
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15 Dec 25,000+ People Get Their Ed Tech Tips This Way

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Last week I wrote about going back to basics with email and RSS. The main point of that article being that email and RSS are good ways to follow your favorite websites without having to rely on the vagaries of social media algorithms. Since that post went live I’ve had a few folks reach out to ask about the RSS feed for this blog and the email options for following it. 

There is a daily email that is generated from Free Technology for Teachers. You can subscribe to the daily email here. That email is simply the content of the blog posts that I publish during the day.

Every Sunday evening/ Monday morning I publish my weekly newsletter called the Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week. That newsletter features my favorite tip of the week, a list of the most popular posts of the week from Free Technology for Teachers, and usually a personal note or fun reference like “were Ross and Rachel really on a break?” The Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week newsletter is also where I usually publish handouts like my guide to finding classroom-friendly media before I publish it anywhere else. 

Click here to subscribe to the Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week. 

Finally, if you want to add the Free Technology for Teachers RSS feed to your favorite feed reader, here’s the link you need. 

Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.

Last week I wrote about going back to basics with email and RSS. The main point of that article being that email and RSS are good ways to follow your favorite websites without having to rely on the vagaries of social media algorithms. Since that post went live I’ve had a few folks reach out to ask about the RSS feed for this blog and the email options for following it. There is a daily email that is generated from Free Technology for Teachers. You can subscribe to the daily email here. That email is simply the content of the blog posts that I publish during the day.Every Sunday evening/ Monday morning I publish my weekly newsletter called the Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week. That newsletter features my favorite tip of the week, a list of the most popular posts of the week from Free Technology for Teachers, and usually a personal note or fun reference like “were Ross and Rachel really on a break?” The Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week newsletter is also where I usually publish handouts like my guide to finding classroom-friendly media before I publish it anywhere else. Click here to subscribe to the Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week. Finally, if you want to add the Free Technology for Teachers RSS feed to your favorite feed reader, here’s the link you need. 

Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.email newsletter, Free Technology For Teachers, newsletter, RSS, RSS FeedRead More

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