I’m not a big fan of end of year lists, just for the simple fact that things released in December have a distinct disadvantage to those items released in January. Looking back over the top posts from 2020, the list seems to be distributed throughout the year. Well, except for March and April posts showing…
This my absolute favorite and most useful Gmail filter. The elegance is in its simplicity. Keep your inbox focused on your school email!
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Then, just to add to the confusion, management decided that we should have two student intakes: one in August/September (the traditional starting time for new students), and one in February. This meant that, if we were fast enough, we could trial the new curriculum on a small group of students that started in February, rather…
Create Google Meet rooms that you can share with your students as links. Students then have one click access to each room.
Source: Coverjig | Make a book cover you’ll love For students writing books, CoverJig can be used to create a book cover for their work. The site works without signing in, although if you want to save progress, you’ll need to create an account. To export your picture for free, you’ll screenshot the book cover….
Source: News – Introducing Learn WordPress – WordPress.org WordPress is the most used software on the internet for creating websites. You can start on WordPress.com, or run the software yourself. If you want to get started with WordPress, here’s a great way to start. For technology directors, if you are using WordPress in your district,…
