There are many resources that you can use for professional development online. I recently came across this course on Coursera. The Get Interactive: Practical Teaching with Technology course is only… Read more »
I think that Common Sense Media creates great resources that support learning for use by schools and families. That’s why I’m excited ty their Wide Open School initiative. There are… Read more »
When you take screenshots on a Mac computer, the default file format is PNG. PNG is a lossless file format; it stands for Portable Network Graphics. It’s great for showing… Read more »
Annenberg Learner funds and distributed educational videos that are free for use in K-12 schools. There are classroom videos as well as professional development videos. I spent most of my… Read more »
Do you ever need to make plans with someone who lives in another country? I love Mathematics, but I’ve definitely messed up time zone calculations in some instances. At best,… Read more »
The Creative Commons search site is now out of beta with over 300 million images. You and your students can find images for all your projects and presentations, and it’s… Read more »
When was the last time you cleaned your computer or other device? Cleaning your computer is an important step in maintenance, and includes tidying the storage, updating software, and cleaning… Read more »
This site is great for staying safer online. It provides a list of recommendations to use the Internet more safely. There are suggestions for managing your passwords, data encryption, virtual… Read more »
Using remove.bg, I was able to remove the background of an image in 5 seconds! It completely removes the background and leaves only the people in the image. This tool… Read more »