This article is written by Truth for Teachers writer Katie McGrath. We’ve all been there. Those challenging moments when we feel like the students aren’t learning as we hoped they would. In this struggle, I realized the answer I had been looking for was exactly what...
This article is written by Truth for Teachers writer Katie McGrath. We’ve all been there. Those challenging moments when we feel like the students aren’t learning as we hoped they would. In this struggle, I realized the answer I had been looking for was exactly...
This article is written by Truth for Teachers writer Katie McGrath. We’ve all been there. Those challenging moments when we feel like the students aren’t learning as we hoped they would. In this struggle, I realized the answer I had been looking for was exactly what...
This is an excerpt from my weekly Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week Newsletter. The newsletter is sent out every Sunday evening (Eastern Time). In my newsletter you'll find my favorite tip of the week as well as a list of my most popular...
It has been a while since I made any tutorials about Google Calendar. The user interface, particulary the user interface for background settings, has changed a bit since the last time I published a tutorial about Google Calendar. So when a reader sent me a...
This week Google announced the addition of two new features in Google Docs. Both new features will be welcomed by teachers and students. The first new feature is an increase in the size of the comments box in Google Docs. Currently, the comments box accomodates 35...
Last week I published a video in which I detailed five helpful YouTube features for teachers. After I recorded that video I thought of two more features that I should have included. Therefore, I recorded another video that is simply titled Two More Helpful YouTube...
About six months ago City Guesser 2.0 was released. The big news then was a switch from being based on street-level imagery to street-level video clips. Now City Guesser 3.0 is out and it still uses street-level video clips but now offers more games and...
Google Earth has been one of my favorite ed tech tools for more than a decade. Over the years it has evolved as a desktop application and as a browser-based application. The web browser version of Google Earth seems to be getting the bulk of...
