Professional Development With Richard Byrne
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The end of the school year is getting near for many of us. It is at this time of year that I frequently field emails from readers who are searching for good ways to create digital showcases for …
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The Practical Ed Tech Summer Camp is one of the summer activities that I'm looking forward to the most. As the weather warms here in Maine, more registrations come in. As of this morning there are …
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Creating videos can be a fun way for students to show what they know, to reflect, to ask questions, and to spark conversation. Making a video is often a good way to get students to invest a little …
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YouTube is the place that most of us turn to first when we need an educational video clip. Even if you use the search refinement tools in YouTube, it can be a challenge to find a clip that is …
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Greetings from Maine where almost all of the snow has melted and the grass is turning green! Now that I can see the grass I'm thinking about my spring and summer plans. Part of those plans include …
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Glide is a free tool for making your own mobile apps. It's a tool that has quickly risen to the top of my list of favorite tools for teachers and students. It's a tool that we'll spend time using …
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