Professional Development With Richard Byrne
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Every year for the last five years I've published a free ebook that is simply titled The Practical Ed Tech Handbook. This week I finished creating the updated version for the 2019-20 school …
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A couple of years ago I published a short guide to finding media for classroom projects. Since then a couple of resources have been taken offline and I've replaced them with new resources. I …
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Earlier this week I logged into my Hilton Honors account to cancel a hotel room that I no longer need. After cancelling the reservation I started poking around the site looking at ways to use some of …
Earlier this month I opened registration for the Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp. Since then I've answered a lot of good question about registration and about the format of this virtual …
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While Google Earth is a natural fit in geography lessons, it's also a great tool to use in other subject areas. The expansion of the browser-based version of Google Earth has made it easier than ever …
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We're getting to the time of the year when I usually get a lot of requests for ideas for making review games for students. This year is not any different except that I'm getting requests for making …
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A few weeks ago Screencastify introduced a new feature called Screencastify Submit. I was able to try it out with some of my students last week. It turned out to be a great way for students to send …
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