A Meme, a comic, and free photos – Top 3 of the Week
https://eduk8.me/2020/09/eduk8meme-im-bored/
https://eduk8.me/2020/09/comic-directions/
https://eduk8.me/2020/09/moose-is-a-source-of-free-stock-photos-from-icons8/
Similar Posts
Simple Collaborative Mind Maps with Coggle
Coggle is a collaborative mind-mapping tool that helps you make sense of complex things. Create unlimited mind maps and easily share them with friends and colleagues. Source: Coggle – Simple Collaborative Mind Maps There is no shortage to mind mapping software, and here’s another one, Coggle. With Coggle, users can participate in the collaborative process on…
Sharing: Use Google Drawings for brain-friendly visual notetaking {via @jmattmiller}
Use Google Drawings for brain-friendly visual notetaking | Ditch That Textbook A powerful way to take advantage of that is visual notetaking — recording ideas using both images and text. Some call it doodling, and many have gotten “in trouble” for doodling in class even though there were cognitive benefits of it over standard notetaking….
ⓔ Microsoft’s Windows Live Writer is now the open sourced Open Live Writer
Open Live Writer Open Live Writer is like Word for your blog. Open Live Writer is a powerful, lightweight blog editor that allows you to create blog posts, add photos and videos then publish to your website. You can also compose blogs posts offline and then publish on your return. Open Live Writer works with…
Google Apps script to create random assignments
Create Random Assignments is a Google Apps script that takes a spreadsheet of questions and student names and creates random assignments. Once added to Google Chrome and you’ve authorized the script, your ready to get started! The author has a complete help sheet available to get you started with using the script.
A Meme, Chrome tab grouping, and a comic – Top 3 of the Week
https://eduk8.me/2020/05/eduk8meme-so-many-videos/ https://eduk8.me/2020/05/tab-grouping-is-coming-to-google-chrome/ https://eduk8.me/2020/05/comic-last-week-of-school/
Scratch + Google = Next Generation of Programming Blocks for Kids — MIT MEDIA LAB — Medium
Scratch Blocks brings together two different programming “grammars” that we have designed over the past decade. The standard Scratch grammar uses blocks that snap together vertically, much like LEGO bricks. For our ScratchJr software, intended for younger children, we developed blocks that are labelled with icons rather than words, and snap together horizontally rather than…