Projection Wizard is an interesting tool developed by Bojan Šavrič at Oregon State University. The purpose of Projection Wizard is to help cartographers select the best map projections for their projects. To use the Projection Wizard select a distortion property from a menu appearing to...
Possibly the most quirky slide in the world.Possibly the most quirky slide in the world.Art & Music Outdoors, Developing School Grounds & Outdoor Spaces, Play Resources, best slides in NZ, creative slides, Frank Kitts playground, interesting playground slides, quirky slidesRead More...
Hello History is a new iPhone and Android app that lets you chat with historical figures. The list of characters with whom you can chat ranges from pop culture icons to artists, politicians, and civil rights activists. Hello History uses AI in a manner similar to...
My daughters are obsessed with Humphrey the Hamster books written by Betty Birney. We're currently reading Spring According to Humphrey. In the book the class is tasked with looking for signs of spring. Reading Spring According to Humphrey has prompted my daughters to look for signs...
No money? No problem. Ideal for skinted not minted schools.No money? No problem. Ideal for skinted not minted schools.Early Years Outdoors, Play Resources, Technologies, Forest Kindergarten resources, outdoor learning, outdoor learning funding, outdoor learning resources, outdoor resources for schools, resources Forest SchoolRead More...
This morning I answered an email from a reader who was looking for some suggestions on how to display YouTube videos in her classroom without showing all of the related sidebar content that appears on YouTube. If you find yourself in a similar position, here...
Last year Microsoft added actionable insights to Reading Progress in Microsoft Teams. This year there is even more information and there are more actions that you can take when using Reading Progress and Reading Coach in Microsoft Teams. In a new video that he released yesterday,...
The C-SPAN StudentCam contest winners were announced last week. The annual competition asks middle school and high school students to produce short videos addressing a current topic in U.S. government and politics. This year the challenge was for students to create a video about what...
A few weeks ago Greg Lemoine invited me to be a guest on the International Teacher Podcast. I had a great time chatting with Greg and his co-host Kent about a wide range of topics including who I look to for information and inspiration, some...
