As a former Social Studies teacher, I believe most stories can be told with maps. That’s why I’m such a…
Clearing Up Google Jamboard Confusion
Google Jamboard is a powerful app for student collaboration and brainstorming. It has multiple ways for students to express themselves…
Drawing with Google Apps on The Suite Talk
I have been honored to be Kim Mattina’s guest The Suite Talk YouTube channel on two occasions. Collaborating With The…
Another Five Educational Android Apps for Chromebooks
We have reached the point where buying Google’s education Chromebooks means buying Play Store enabled Chromebooks by default. The combination…
Storytelling with Numbers Using Data GIF Maker
In March 2019, Google News Labs announced updates to its Data GIF Maker website. Data GIF Maker is an easy-to-use…
My 100th Blog Post – Advice for Aspiring Teacher Bloggers
When I started blogging in August 2014, I had no idea I would make it this long. Four a half…
Digital Storytelling Without Word Processing Part 2: Edtech Apps
In Part 1, of this post, I shared some Google apps students and teachers can use for non-narrative storytelling. In…
Digital Storytelling Without Word Processing Part 1: Google Apps
We want students to be storytellers. We also want teachers to tell engaging stories that help students connect to content.…
Expeditions and Tour Creator – Perfect Together
As Google updates its apps to reflect its material design, this new look has arrived in an unexpected place –…
Talking Edtech on the Talking Social Studies Podcast
I am honored to share that I am the Talking Social Studies podcast’s first guest in 2019! I spoke with…
