Distance Learning, mLearning, Digital Education, Technology

This morning I was browsing Product Hunt when I saw a new product that was promoting itself as a way to create "insanely good socia

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In last week's episode of The Practical Ed Tech Podcast I mentioned that Canva has planned lots of new features. One of those ne

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If you're not able to attend ISTE 2019, you can still learn from the conference by participating remotely! This is the ultimate guide to virtually attending ISTE this June.

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“Don’t just teach a lesson. Create an EXPERIENCE.” That line from Teach Like a PIRATE by Dave Burgess has stuck with me for years. It beckons us in, compelling us to engage out students in learning that’s memorable — that they’ll want to talk to others about! As I read through the book, I kept […]

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Program a progress bar in Google Slides in this free blended learning course from Applied Digital Skills. Learn basic computer skills using code.

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On-screen projections, whether text or images, augment and complement your narrative—if you craft them properly. Follow these guidelines.

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In this episode, you get a sneak peek at one of my ISTE presentations with Holly Clark--The Learning Mixologist: Shaken and Infused, Never Stirred. Together we will share an excerpt of our presentation, include the Learning Mixologist recipes and templates that you can use to create meaningful learning experiences for your students.

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Pecha Kucha (Japanese for chit-chat) is a presentation format that is based on using 20 presentation slides but only talking about each of them for 20 seconds. The format, which keeps presentations short and concise (each presentation should be 6 minutes and 40 seconds), was originally designed for the delivery of design presentations, but can be adapted as a speaking or public speaking activity for students.

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Completely free presentation templates - no strings attached! Works with Google Slides and PowerPoint. Easy to customize, uniqu

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The Animated Social Network PowerPoint Template can be used for making PPT presentations about social networks and social media.

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