More Immersive Reader News – Thinglink Integrates Immersive Reader
Earlier I shared the news that Microsoft is adding their popular accessibility too, Immersive Reader, to Microsoft Forms. Shortly after I received that news from Mike Tholfsen I got an email from Thinglink informing me that they’re also adding Immersive Reader to their excellent image and video annotation tools. Thinglink is a service that I […]
7 Ways for Students to Use Google Drawings
Google Drawings is an often overlooked, yet useful tool that students can access within their G Suite for Education accounts. As I shared in one of yesterday’s posts, Google Drawings can be used to create hyperlinked images much like you can do in Thinglink which now requires a subscription in most cases. There are other […]
Thinglink Announces an Important Change to Education Plans
Thinglink is a service that I have used and introduced to teachers for years. It’s a great tool for creating interactive images as I did here in a blog post about using interactive images to summarize field trip experiences. Today, Thinglink sent an email to users of their free Thinglink EDU service to announce a […]
An Interactive Display of the Declaration of Independence
The Digital Declaration of Independence is a fantastic website on which students can learn about the Declaration of Independence and the men who signed it. The Digital Declaration of Independence is an interactive display of John Trumbull’s painting Declaration of Independence, a scan of the text of the Declaration of Independence, and a map of […]