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Over the last few years Canva has become my go-to tool for creating presentations. Even when I end up presenting with PowerPoint or Google Slides I still start the design process with Canva before exporting to PPT. In the last yea...
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For some students it’s a lot better for them to hear your feedback on their work than it is to read your feedback. The inflection of your voice can go a long toward softening the tone of the feedback and or adding a level of...
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I originally created the video in this post for my other blog, Free Technology for Teachers. I liked it so much that I decided to feature it as my tip of the week in my weekly newsletter. If you don’t follow either of those ...
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We’re getting down to the end of the school year. This is when many of us turn our attention to developing end-of-year review activities. Speaking of summer, the first session of the Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp&nb...
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A couple of weeks ago my Tip of the Week newsletter featured ten “hidden” features of Office 365. The option to generate embed codes for Word documents is another nice hidden feature of Office 365. You can do that with...
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I write a lot about Google Workspaces because I get asked about it a lot and because I work in a school that uses it. I also use Office 365 products quite a bit in my work outside of my classroom. There are some things about Offic...
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Earlier this week Zoom introduced a new meeting display format called Immersive View. Zoom’s immersive view displays all meeting participants in neat virtual backgrounds like art galleries, fireside chats, and theaters. I...
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Looking For The Google Classroom Login Page? by TeachThought Staff Google Classroom has quickly become the standard for education technology in the mainstream classroom. It’s functional, (mostly) easy to use, and doesn’...
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Bitly and TinyURL are popular URL shortening tools for good reason. Registered users can create shortened URLs that people can actually spell to use in place of unwieldly URLs. I often use Bitly to shorten the links to my Google S...
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After years of saying that support for the old version of Google Sites would be ending “soon,” this week Google sent a notice to domain administrators that on May 15th the option to use the old version will be disabled...