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Learn basic AI in the browser with this experiment from Google
Just how does machine learning work? You’ve probably read a primer or two on the subject, but often the best way to understand a thing is to try it out for yourself. With that in mind, check out this little in-browser experiment from Google named Teachable Machine. It’s a perfect two-minute summary of what a lot of modern…
The Create Link Chrome extension helps you quickly copy the title and address of a webpage
Source: Create Link – Chrome Web Store I thought that I shared the Create Link extension before, but I guess I haven’t! This is one of my favorite extensions, and one that I use frequently. The Create Link extension does one thing, and that is copy the title and address of the webpage to the…
Create interactive multimedia and eBooks in Google Slides
Most presentations are linear in format, one slide after another. What if you wanted to make it more interactive, allowing your students to choose the path they take? Well, you can with Google Slides. I’ve made the sample presentation public so you can see how the final product works. The following video shows how you…
RSS feeds of your favorite authors book releases
Source: Bookfeed.io – An RSS Feed with New Releases from Your Favorite Authors No, RSS isn’t dead, and there are tools that take advantage of the availability of RSS feeds. Bookfeed.io is one of those. Grab a list of your favorite authors and Bookfeed.io will create an RSS feed to announce new books by those…
Chrome allows you to link to and highlight text on a web page, no extension required!
In version 80 of Chrome, Google added an extension to the URL standard that it hopes will be accepted and supported in other browsers. Google calls the standard text fragments. Text fragments are links that contain not only the location of the document, but what text to link to in the document and highlight. Here…