Google Fonts For Any Era

In the era before the pandemic, I had the honor of participating in a Google For Education SXSW EDU panel … More

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 … More

7 Tips for Google Earth in the Classroom

Remember when Google Earth was a slow desktop program? Thank goodness it is now has a sleeker web version (earth.google.com/web) … More

Google My Maps Tips and Tricks

May 2019 Update: For those attending ISTE 2019, in Philadelphia, I have made a Google My Map with my suggestions … More

Google Expeditions for Martin Luther King Day

I am a proponent of utilizing iPads and Play Store enabled Chromebooks to lead students on Google Expeditions for free. … More

The Social Studies Digital Content List

Author’s Note: This post was originally published on 9/4/17. I have updated it and it is accurate as of 8/25/18 … More

Have iPads? Use Them For Google Expeditions!

Google Expeditions is a great app for engaging students and broadening their horizons. I led my colleagues on a Google Expedition … More

Use My Ted-Ed Lesson to Teach Your Students About the French Revolution

I am excited to share my Ted-Ed lesson about the French Revolution. Use it to engage your students. Questions or … More

Social Studies and EdTech? I Co-Wrote the E-Book!

I am honored to announce my Imagine Easy blog posts about Social Studies and educational technology have been combined with … More

The Best YouTube Channels for Social Studies Classrooms

My thoughts on YouTube channels for Social Studies classroom teachers are published on the Imagine Easy Blog. Enjoy using these … More