Sometimes I talk about the education-industrial complex on this blog, rarely with kindness. I captured much of that in Stop Stealing Dreams. Readers will see that not once have I criticized a hard-working teacher who meant well. That’s because it’s the bureaucratic industrial system that’s at fault here, not the teachers. Now more than ever, […]
Twice today I hosted webinars in which the topic of copyright in the classroom came up. Since the webinars weren’t specifically about copyright, I referred people to the recording of a webinar that … Read the whole entry at FreeTech4Teachers.com » Related Stories Five Tools for Creating Storyboards to Plan Videos and Presentations How
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6 Social Media Marketing Ideas For Yoga Teachers Are you a yoga teacher trying to figure out the best way to approach your social media marketing? You are aware of the power of social media to help yoga teachers develop their brand, promote their classes, connect with their students and, ultimately, improve their bottom line.
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Reese Witherspoon has a clothing line called Draper James that ran a dress giveaway for teachers to show them appreciation during the coronavirus pandemic. The problem is they only had 250 dresses to give away, and it was promoted as a free dress to every teacher who applied, of which there were thousands. What could
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Disclosure: This is a sponsored post that I wrote for a new supporter of FreeTech4Teachers.com. A few years ago I stumbled upon Actively Learn while walking through the ISTE conference. I was immediately impressed by what they were developing. At that time it was just getting started as a new platform through which teachers can
I’ve decided to try something new to end 2019. That new thing is organizing a free online conference for teachers. I’m calling it the Practical Ed Tech Creativity Conference. It will be held over the course of three afternoons/ evenings in December (10-12). But I can’t do it alone. So I’m looking for people who
Good morning from Maine where it’s cold outside and quiet in my house. In other words, I’m up early before anyone else. It’s a perfect time to drink coffee (black, dark roast) and write. This week some of computer science students worked on programming SumoBots to do battle. While SumoBot kits provide a lot of
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Thanks to an email from a reader named John I was alerted to a video missing from an older blog post that I published about Kami. So that prompted me to publish this updated post about Kami. Kami is a service that enables users to annotate and comment on PDFs. You can do this directly
Slido is a polling tool that has recently launched a Google Slides add-on and a corresponding Chrome extension. With Slido installed you can create polls directly in the Google Slides editor. The poll will appear as a slide in your presentation. The poll slide includes your question and the directions for your audience to respond
