This afternoon my daughter and I recorded the eleventh episode of my almost weekly series, Practical Ed Tech Live. In every episode I answer a handful of the questions that I've received from readers. The recording of the episode is embedded below.
The list of questions and my recommended resources can be found in this Google Document.
Friday, July 7, 2017
More Than 8,500 People Get Their Ed Tech Tips This Way
My virtual mentor, Chris Brogan, says that watching and listening is the new reading. He's been saying this for a while which is why I've made an effort to publish a few new videos every week. Chris appears to be right because every week more people subscribe to my YouTube channel. As of Wednesday, more than 8,500 people have subscribed to my YouTube channel for tips, tutorials, and live Q&A sessions. Check it out.
Here's one of my recent tutorials published on YouTube.
Here's one of my recent tutorials published on YouTube.
Five Uses of Comics In Your Classroom
On Thursday afternoon I hosted a webinar about using comics in the classroom. The recording of the webinar is only available to those who registered, but the slides that I used can be seen as embedded below.
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