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

Use This Website to Have Your Students Read Like Historians

Do you want your students to read primary source documents, engage in close reading activities, debate and cite evidence to … More