An Update to an Old Web Quest Assignment
I’ve been doing a lot of reading this summer. Some of the books that I’ve been reading this summer are books that I’ve read in the past but am revisiting because I’ve always found that I pick up new things the second or third time through. Two of those books that I’ve revisited this summer […]
Everything That Apple Announced Yesterday – In Under Three Minutes
In case you missed it yesterday, Apple had a big marketing education event in Chicago. MacRumors made this video to summarize all of the things that Apple announced during the event. As with any shiny new hardware or new software, I always ask: How can it be used? Does it enable students to do things […]
Chrome Tablets And Cheaper iPads Are Worthless!
Now that I have your attention with that clickbait headline, I have some thoughts to share about the new Chrome OS tablet that Google announced today and some thoughts about Apple’s “education event” that is happening tomorrow. Watch my video to hear my thoughts about both of these topics. Can’t see the video or don’t […]
A New TED-Ed Lesson Explains Why There Are So Many Types of Apples
It is apple picking season here in New England. Take a stroll through a local orchard and you’re likely to see a bunch of different types of apples. In fact, you might even find a type of apple that you haven’t previously seen. The reason for this is explained in a new TED-Ed lesson titled […]
NEW Apple Teacher Site Offers FREE Professional Development
This is a guest post from Sabba Quidwai (@AskMsQ) of EdTechTeacher, an advertiser on this site. Last week was a big one for Apple enthusiasts, but perhaps the best surprise was for educators with the release of the Apple Teacher program. It’s free to sign up, and once you do, you’ll enter the Apple Teacher […]