School Robins is a service to collect information from a group, and automatically prepare a report.
Using email, a teacher or principal could send out an information request to a group. Each member of the group replies through email, and School Robins collects that information and provides a report.
I’ve mentioned Kapwing before, but now they gone and made all of their tools free for students and educators. Kapwing is a video and photo editing online platform that was created in 2016. The company started by charging for its services, but it has now decided to make all of its tools free for education…
Project Naptha automatically applies state-of-the-art computer vision algorithms on every image you see while browsing the web. The result is a seamless and intuitive experience, where you can highlight as well as copy and paste and even edit and translate the text formerly trapped within an image. Source: Project Naptha – Chrome Web Store You…
Source: Google Search date range shortcut – Chrome Web Store If you use the search by time feature in Google search, then do I have an extension for you! The Google Search date range shortcut extension allows you to add your own custom search ranges to the Google Search Date tool. After installing the extension,…
Edit: 27 Apr 2021 – I put together a video on setting up your own TierMaker: Source: Tier List Maker for Everything – TierMaker Sometimes I will fall down the rabbit hole of something totally unrelated to education and find a tool that would be awesome to use in the classroom. I was watching…
Source: Alice Keeler Webcam Record – Chrome Web Store Sure, you may have already installed Screencastify or Loom, but what if you what to record a quick 30 second webcam video of yourself? Say, to give directions? Then look no further than the Alice Keeler Webcam Record Chrome Extension (say that five times fast). Once…
Our solar system collectively hosts over 200 known moons, some of which are vibrant worlds in their own right. Take a tour of the major moons in our celestial menagerie, including those that are among the most mystifying—or scientifically intriguing—places in our local neighborhood. Source: The Atlas of Moons Who knew that moons could be…