Internet Travels Of bits and bytes is my weekly round up of interesting links and ideas I discovered on the internet. It is published on Mondays for the previous week Apps Besides Canva, Adobe has their Adobe Express project. If you’re interested in it, The Nerdy Teacher has a getting started guide available. Adobe Express,…
Ed photos for the week Student Guide to Google Classroom – Teacher Tech Relevance promotes intrinsic motivation “Could be” “Everyone loses when we don’t hear from all the voices in the room.” yu: “#universalstudios #Japan age range is wild :BlobC…” – Scholar Social This is from 365 Meditations for Teachers by Greg Henry Quinn Do…
MindPane is a Chrome extension that can create a MindMap of a website. Installing Navigate to the MindPane page on the Chrome Webstore and tap the Add to Chrome button. Once installed, click the puzzle piece and pin the extension to the toolbar. Using MindPane is a nice way to help you or your students…
Back at the OETC conference in February I was taking pictures of a presenter’s slides when I noticed this icon: Pressing it opened up a whole new way for me to take notes with my phone. Live Text I have been using the iOS Live Text feature for awhile. It allows you to copy text…
Internet Travels Of bits and bytes is my weekly round up of interesting links and ideas I discovered on the internet. It is published on Mondays for the previous week Pedagogy Tom Mullaney looks in to using Google Chat for collaboration and relationship building instead of email. Google Chat Spaces is an underused tool, it…
Ed photos for the week Yoïn van Spijk: “The meanings of words constantly change. This is …” – toot.community MrBerard 😎👉👉: “@[email protected] #Teachers” – Pilote.me Compliance is quiet disengagement
Although we are familiar with JPEG and GIF images, a lot of websites have been switching over to WEBP.Unfortunately, that format isn’t compatible with some things, so here are a couple of ways to save that image as a more compatible type. Image file types Pictures on the computer come in various forms, such as…
How many tabs do you have open in your browser? Would you like to open more? Here are some ways you can manage your tabs in Chrome. I regularly have over 150 tabs open across 10 or more windows, and with these tips I can easily find the tab I need and organize them. BEFORE…
Internet Travels Of bits and bytes is my weekly round up of interesting links and ideas I discovered on the internet. It is published on Mondays for the previous week Apps When I’m on a machine without an ad blocker I am in awe at just how many ads are thrown in your face on…
Ed photos for the week Do you keep a curiosity collection? This week’s sketch: The Teacher Librarian: Your Inquiry Superhero!