5 Ways to Tell Stories With Maps
Maps can be great tools for supporting nonfiction and fiction stories. Being able to see the greater context of a location can go a long
March 19, 2019
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Maps can be great tools for supporting nonfiction and fiction stories. Being able to see the greater context of a location can go a long
This morning on Twitter Kathleen Morris asked me for some suggestions for free tools students can use to create picture books. She was looking for
One of the reasons that I frequently hear given for not updating classroom or school blogs on a regular basis is “it takes too much
Last summer Tony Vincent helped me see emojis as more than just annoying symbols that people use in text messages and social media posts. He
Pixabay has been one of my go-to sources of high-quality images for years. The images on Pixabay are in the public domain which makes them
StoryMap JS is a free tool that comes from the same people that offer the popular multimedia timeline tool called Timeline JS. On StoryMap JS
Good morning from Maine where I am home after a week of working with some great teachers at the Sigsbee Charter School in Key West,
Phishing Quiz With Google is an online activity for testing your ability to identify phishing emails. The activity begins when you enter a fake name
Synth is a free podcasting tool that I’ve been recommending since its launch last fall. It provides a simple way to create short podcasts that
It was almost eleven years ago that I discovered Animoto during my lunch break between two ninth-grade world geography classes. That day I tried Animoto
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