Devices and Platforms

Have you learned how to use Notion? Today’s episode and resources will share information on this valuable resource for notetaking and organization.

Since last year’s post, 15 Real World Lessons You Can Teach Students Now, the free resources at…

eSpark is a fantastic free differentiation tool for reading and math for kindergarten and elementary grades.

Teachers can use free AI experiments to teach students algorithms and artificial intelligence. Here’s how.

Graphic Design helps us present in more interesting ways, teach better, and communicate better. Not only do…

Readlee supports readers as students read into their personal devices. It easily identifies struggling readers, monitors progress,…

Where will edtech go in the future? How do we evaluate what to keep doing and what to change? What are the biggest mistakes with edtech that are causing undue technostress on teachers? Al Kingsley tackles these questions and more on this episode.

I wrote my first poem with AI helpers channeling Longfellow, Emerson and Whitman. I share the poem and seven thoughts we should consider as we write with AI.

The ISTE Mainstage event today had several great takeaways relating to AI, creativity, Game based Learning, and…

I started the day with Eric Curts and “Beyond the Slideshow: Unleashing Student Creativity with Google Slides”.…