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 can lay out steps in a screenshot, with an order:
Very cool. If you’re a Chrome user, check it out!
Opportunities, barriers, and considerations for teachers and developers working with VR, Source: Virtual Reality In the Classroom, It’s Worth It If You Do It Right I love reading stories of actual experience in the classroom with new technologies!
One of my favorite features of Vivaldi is the ability to stack tabs. Have you ever been working in your browser and wished to group your tabs by project? With tab stacks, you can. I usually have a stack with Gmail and Google Calendar, and another stack with Google Drive and open files from Google…
Source: The Reedsy Book Editor: A FREE Online Writing Tool | Reedsy Reedsy is a pretty impressive online book editor. You can use it to write your book and then export it as .epub (for e-readers from Barnes & Noble, Apple devices, and more) or .mobie (Kindle e-readers). The site supports Google accounts, and you…
Unio is a free platform for creating lessons and delivering them directly to your students’ laptop screens. It’s designed to let you project a lesson and quizzes onto your students’ screens and have them follow along with you. You can include quiz questions at various points throughout your lessons. Source: Free Technology for Teachers: How to Use…
One of my complaints with my new and improved Macbook Pro was battery life. As I’ve been investigating what I can do to help improve my time on battery, I’ve come up with two different approaches. One is a no brainer, dim the screen. The other is more painful. Switching to Safari. I’ve notice that Google Chrome…
