On a fairly regular basis I get asked for recommendations for starting blogs. My advice is that using a self-hosted WordPress blog is the way
Good morning from Maine where the sun is trying to rise through the rain on the last day of April. This month was a busy
This morning I had a chat with a colleague who was having a little issue with his website not displaying the images that he was
Last week I announced the dates for the Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp. A bunch of people have already registered. Many more people have sent
Last week Google sent out a notice reminding domain administrators that the end of the classic version of Google Sites is near. That prompted me
DocsTeach is one of my go-to resources for history teachers. I like it so much that I feature it in my Teaching History With Technology course.
One of the great things about living where I do is that a walk in the woods is always just a few steps away. One
Last week I wrote a blog post about how to see what’s hidden behind a Bitly shortened URL without actually clicking on the link. The
Back in 2007 or 2008 I watched a professional development webinar for the first time. I can’t remember exactly what the webinar was about (it
Are you tired of looking at the same old view in your Zoom meetings? You’re not alone! It appears that even the people who work
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