A Meme, a comic, and saving bookmarks – Top 3 of the Week
https://eduk8.me/2020/06/eduk8meme-school-this-fall/
https://eduk8.me/2020/06/comic-4k-hd/
https://eduk8.me/2020/06/bookmark-and-share-links-with-prism/
Similar Posts
MindMeister is a mind mapping/brainstorming/note taking/etc web app
MindMeister is a “collaborative mind mapping” app, that could be a nice tool for classroom use. The software supports all of the mind mapping tools that you are used to and also offers iOS and Android apps. As for pricing, there is a free plan which is limited to 3 mind maps and also paid educational…
NASA eBooks, Comic, and Mac writing apps – Top 3 of the Week
https://eduk8.me/2018/10/free-ebooks-from-nasa/ https://eduk8.me/2018/10/comic-teacher-simulator/ https://eduk8.me/2018/10/9-apps-and-tricks-for-writing-on-the-mac-from-makeuseof/
Wasting our technology surplus – Seth’s Blog
When someone handed you a calculator for the first time, it meant that long division was never going to be required of you ever again. A huge savings in time, a decrease in the cognitive load of decision making. Now what? You can use that surplus to play video games and hang out. Or you…
Control Alt Achieve: Managing Multiple Google Accounts in Chrome
It is becoming more and more common for someone to have multiple Google accounts. You have your personal Gmail account. Then you have your school Google Apps for Education account. Then you also have that Google account for the club/sport/organization you help run. As a Google Education Trainer, I have lost count of how many accounts…
Simple Graphic Design for The Classroom – I Am Claudius
Unless you’ve degreed in visual or graphic communications, creating appealing images or graphics may be challenging to many. In this blog, I’ll share some graphic design tips that can help you have a better grasp at creating images, and some tools that will aid you in creating visually appealing graphics. Source: Simple Graphic Design for…
How Classroom Culture Opens Up When Students Can ‘Patent’ Ideas
Building a catapult that can hit a target at one, three and five meters is a core project of Ben Smith’s engineering class. When the project is assigned, groups get to work inventing a mechanism that will meet the objectives, often coming up with ingenious ideas. But when Smith noticed his students were increasingly asking…
