Source: Workbench
Google Workbench is a repository of lesson plans that you can find through search. The search allows you to drill down through grade levels, content, project duration, and learning standards. Lessons can be assigned through Google Classroom or Clever.
It’s all free, but they do have some premium features if you want to contact them.
Be sure to check out the Getting Started on Workbench lesson!
I love Chrome extensions, but sometimes they can become overwhelming or they may cause issues. Here’s a video on how I manage my Chrome extensions with Extensity!
Over the years, there has been considerable discussion of Google’s “filter bubble” problem. Put simply, it’s the manipulation of your search results based on your personal data. In practice this means links are moved up or down or added to your Google search results, necessitating the filtering of other search results altogether. These editorialized results…
I would like to thank our special guest author Kolt Buchenroth for his contribution today to Eduk8.me! He is currently the public relations manager for Kenton City Schools. No one likes preparing for the worst. But, you either do it or get left in the dust. I prefer to take advantage of the calm and do what I…
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Source: TooManyTabs for Chrome – Chrome Web Store Another day, and another way to manage Tabs in the Chrome browser. I’ve mentioned several tab managers in the past, and here’s another one. I currently don’t use a tab manager, except for relying on the built in capabilities of the browser. Vivaldi is nice in that…
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