
10 Things You Need to Know About Scannable Tech
Scannable technology lets users connect content to places and spaces for a variety of purposes. I believe that QR codes

Scannable technology lets users connect content to places and spaces for a variety of purposes. I believe that QR codes

Sometimes augmented reality can feel like a gimmick. It’s just like any type of technology – it should address specific learning

The Library of Congress is a fantastic resource for teachers and students. Their web-based collections, interactive ebooks, and mobile apps are
If you’re looking for a new way to get students excited about geography, Stack the States 2 is worth checking
If you missed my recent presentation “Go Paperless with Tech Tools for Chromebooks and Tablets” check out this calendar of
PicsArt is a free photo editing, collage and drawing app. In addition to being a creative hub where artists can collaborate and

Spark Video and Spark Page are two of my favorite creation tools to share when leading workshops of K-12 teachers. They are

Music Memos is a super cool iOS app full of features for users of all ages. With this iPad and
In the past few years I’ve shared some of my favorite apps from The Math Learning Center. Their new Money

I’m beyond excited to share with you my augmented reality and QR code book for Corwin Publishing, Deeper Learning with QR
It’s so exciting to add another powerful virtual reality app to the list of things you can do with Google Cardboard.
he team at Zinkerz has developed an SAT app designed to help students prepare for this college entry exam. Availabe
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