Nightwolfdev over at Dev.to has created a Sports Whiteboard app. It’s pretty limited in its functions, but sometimes that’s all you need.
At the bottom of the screen is a toolbar. Selecting a person or a ball allows you to drop that item on the board. Deselecting all of the tools allows you to drag the items on the whiteboard.
Source: Cite This For Me: Web Citer – Chrome Web Store Once installed, students can cite a website with one click in APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard referencing styles. It is part of the Cite This For Me website, which I need to check out further.
Source: Tabliss · A beautiful New Tab page for Firefox and Chrome It seems like I mention a new tab extension a lot, but I really like Tabliss. You can use the website at https://web.tabliss.io/, the extension for Chrome or the add-on for Firefox. Tabliss gives you something a little more exciting than the default…
Google for Education’s mission is to help improve learning outcomes for students around the world. We do this by giving teachers tools that make their day to day more efficient and collaboration with students more effective, so students can get the feedback and attention they need to grow. Teachers have told us they want to…
Source: Explain and Send Screenshots – Chrome Web Store I’ve been a big fan of Nimbus Screenshot for awhile, but I have a feeling that Explain and Send Screenshots is going to be my go to screenshot tool now. The tools are pretty standard, but my favorite is the numbering text tool. With it you…
Source: Time Traveler by Merriam-Webster Time Traveler by Merriam-Webster lets you select a year, and it will then show you the words that were first used in print from that year. You can also type a word in to the search and see not only the definition, but also the year it was first used….
Source: Let’s Enhance – free online image upscale and enhancement with neural networks As soon as I find some of my old 640×480 digital pics, I’m going to try this out and see what the site can do to those pics. I started out with a Sony Mavica camera in the 90s, which was amazing…