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How to Change Padlet Notification Settings

By |December 23, 2022|

Last week Padlet released an update to their notification system. The updated system gives you more control over which notifications receive and how you receive them. You can receive them via email or through push notifications. In this short video I demonstrate how to change your Padlet notification settings. The video also shows you how to get early access to new Padlet features. 

Video – How to Change Padlet Notification Settings

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I think the new option to get notifications whenever a student adds a post or […]

My Five Favorite Features of Canva Documents

By |December 22, 2022|

A couple of weeks ago Canva opened the public beta of their new Documents tool. I’ve previously highlighted Docs to Slideshow conversion tool within it and the AI writing feature within Canva Docs. Those are two of my favorite features of Canva Docs. 

In this new video I highlight some other great features including the ability to insert your existing projects into your documents and the ability to embed Google Maps into your Canva Documents. 

Video – My Five Favorite Features of Canva Documents

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5 Great Speech to Text Chrome Extensions to Try Out

By |December 22, 2022|

Speech to text, or voice to text, technology uses the power of speech recognition to enable you to navigate the web using simple voice commands. Several platforms have already adopted this technology popular among them is Google Search. 

With a single click on the mic icon in Google Search box you will be able to voice type your query as Google types it out for you. The same with Google Docs, you can use its built-in voice recognition service to voice type an entire article.

Image source: LipSurf Chrome Extension

There are also […]

Top 5 Text to Speech iPad Apps for Teachers and Students

By |December 22, 2022|

Speech to text technology is one of the best inventions that has radically transformed the human life. There is no known period in our history in which people were able to convert  reading materials into audio versions that can be accessed anytime anywhere. Text to speech technology has ushered in a new era of unfettered access to knowledge.

Of more importance is the mobile version of text to speech technology. I am talking here about text to speech apps which enable users to turn their reading materials (e.g., text documents, web articles, PDFs, EPUBs, digital or paper back […]

This Is How to Voice Type On Google Docs on Mac

By |December 22, 2022|

Voice typing is an excellent feature built in Google Docs and Slides that allow you to type and edit by speaking. You don’t need to install a third-party add-on to help you with voice typing, this integrated functionality works like a breeze. All you need to start using voice typing on your Docs and Slides is a working microphone and Chrome browser.



A helpful feature provided by Voice Typing is the ability to correct mistakes while voice typing without having to turn off the microphone. You simply click on the mistake and fix it. To […]

10 Wonderful New Year Poems

By |December 22, 2022|

If you are a fan of poetry and would like to ring in the new year with an amazing poem, the selection below has some good options for you. I did some online excavation and came up with this list featuring some good new year poems. I included both modern and classic new year poems. For more new year resources I recommend checking:Best new year quotes
best new year jokes, and best new year wishes.





1. Burning the Old Year, by Naomi Shihab Nye 

Excerpt […]

50 Best New Year Quotes

By |December 22, 2022|

The new year is almost upon us. This is a time for celebration, exchanging new year’s wishes, and most importantly reflection and planning, aka making resolutions. I personally have a sensitivity to the term resolution because I never seem to stick to the ones I make on the 31st of December. Let’s see, this year might be different though.




The purpose of this post is to share with you a collection of awesome new year’s quotes. Over the last few years, I developed this habit of reading new years quotes especially during the […]

20 Best New year Jokes

By |December 22, 2022|

How about ringing in the near year with fun and laughter! Below is a collection of funny new year jokes and one-liners to share with your family and friends. Some of these jokes are really hilarious and they will make a great addition to your new year wishes and gifts. For inspirational and motivational quotes, check out 50 best new year quotes.



1. Why do birds fly south for New Year’s Eve? It’s too far to walk.

2. Why should you sprinkle sugar on your pillow on New Year’s Eve? To […]

The 20 Best Rated & Most Popular Quest Games & Apps – December 2022

By |December 22, 2022|

While Oculus doesn’t offer much publicly in the way of understanding how well individual games & apps are performing across its Quest 2 storefront, it’s possible to glean some insight by looking at apps relative to each other. Here’s a snapshot of the 20 best rated Oculus Quest games and apps as of December 2022.

Some quick qualifications before we get to the data:

Paid and free apps are separated
Only apps with more than 100 reviews are represented
App Lab apps are not represented (see our latest Quest App Lab report)
Rounded ratings may appear to show ‘ties’ […]

A New Course to Start 2023

By |December 22, 2022|

Last week I hosted a webinar about creating and selling digital teaching materials. After the webinar a handful of people reached out to ask if I could go into more depth on the topics covered in the webinar. I certainly can, but it’s hard to do in just one webinar. Therefore, I’ve created a new four-part course titled How to Create and Sell Your Digital Products in 2023

The format of this new course is email-based. Starting on January 10th every week for four weeks you’ll get a new lesson delivered […]

How One Edtech Leader Supports Equity

By |December 21, 2022|

James Batson says his district’s approach to edtech equity has been successful because of the intentionality behind it more than any one initiative.

Free Shipping for Heavy Products – A Programming Challenge

By |December 21, 2022|

While writing yesterday’s blog post about electricity, portable generators, and the power outage in my town, I jumped on Amazon to look at the prices of portable generators. To my surprise, free shipping was available for many of them including the Ryobi 6500 watt generator that I own. I know from moving it a bunch of times lately that it is quite heavy (205 lbs according to the website). 

Seeing an item that weighs 205lbs available with free shipping made me wonder what is the heaviest Amazon item that ships for free. You might […]

Best Study Websites for Students

By |December 21, 2022|

The Internet and web technologies have radically transformed the concept of learning.  They have empowered users with the necessary tools to take control of their own learning and as a result learning becomes ubiquitous and free from any geographical or temporal constraints. The purpose of this post  is to share with you this collection of some very good study websites to help students enhance their learning irrespective of where they are located. 





1- EdX – Online Courses

EdX offers interactive online classes and MOOCs from world renowned universities and colleges including MIT, Harvard, […]

5 Best News Apps

By |December 21, 2022|

Looking for some reliable apps to keep you posted about what is going on in the world? The list list below has you covered. In it I featured five of the best news aggregators out there. A news aggregator collects news from around the web and organizes it into a single reader friendly interface for you to read at your own pace. 


Instead of checking individual news sites and reading their stories, why not have them come to you . You save time and effort and you get a better news reading experience. As an educator, I had […]

Best Resources for Free Clip Art Icons

By |December 21, 2022|

In today’s post I am sharing with you this collection of websites where you can search for and access a wide variety of free clip art icons and illustrations. Browse through millions of free static and animated clipart icons available for download in various formats including PNG and SVG. 


As a teacher, you can use these design resources and clipart materials to create a visual language that supports and illustrates textual content. Clip art and vector icons can be used to spice up your lessons and presentations and can be integrated in different multimedia […]

Epic.com Books to Improve Kids Reading

By |December 21, 2022|

Epic is a reading platform for students 12 and under. It offers a growing library of books, audiobooks, and learning videos to help kids become stronger readers. As a teacher, you can create your class on Epic, add students, and start sharing reading materials with them. 

You can also create quizzes and include them with assigned readings for students to take. As students read their assigned books and answer quizzes, you track their reading progress and assess their performance from  Epic dashboard.

The purpose of this post is to introduce you to Epic and walk […]

UPDF- A Great PDF Software for Educators

By |December 21, 2022|

PDF software is an efficient tool that can help you quickly perform PDF-related tasks. These days, the PDF format has grown tremendously popular due to its applications in different work environments. Whether creating notes for students or sharing an important curriculum with them, PDF format is always essential.

PDF tools benefit all professions; from business executives to students. In this post, we’ll cover how educators  can benefit from using an efficient PDF tool like UPDF. Plus, we will be sharing a bonus discount, so stick to the end of the article to discover it!



How UPDF Can […]

Adobe’s VR 3D Modeling Tool Now Available on New Headsets, Quest Support Planned

By |December 21, 2022|

Adobe’s VR modeling tool, Substance 3D Modeler, is now available on Steam, bringing with it support for Valve’s Index headset and possibly others.

Adobe released 3D Modeler as part of its ‘Substance’ suite of applications last year. The application supports VR and non-VR modes. In VR, users can intuitively ‘sculpt’ 3D models to their liking, then pull them into the 2D mode for refinements and use with the rest of the Substance suite (or vice versa).

When the app first launched it only supported Meta VR headsets through the Oculus PC software. Now Substance 3D Modeler has launched on […]

nDreams Acquires VR Veteran Near Light, Studio Behind ‘Shooty Fruity’ & ‘Perfect’

By |December 20, 2022|

nDreams, the VR studio and publisher behind titles such as Fracked (2021) and Phantom: Covert Ops (2020), today announced it’s acquired long-time partner studio Near Light.

This marks the first such studio acquisition by nDreams, which follows a $35 million investment round secured back in March 2022.

Details of the acquisition are still thin on the ground, however nDreams says bringing the Brighton, UK-based Near Light closer into the fold will allow them to work on yet more “medium-defining games.”

In addition to running three of its own first-party studios, over the years nDreams has published a number […]

Startup Behind Ambitious HalfDive Headset Launches New Kickstarter for VR Haptic Gloves

By |December 20, 2022|

Diver-X, the Japan-based startup known for pitching an ambitious VR headset earlier this year, is at it again, this time with a pair of VR gloves that incorporates a membrane capable of flexing and compressing to replicate the sensation of touch.

The original HalfDive headset campaign on Kickstarter managed to secure enough cash to be considered fully funded back in January 2022, although the team decided to cancel the campaign and return the funds to backers. In the end, the Sword Art Online-inspired headset, which allowed you to play whilst laying down, was deemed too niche […]

How a Generator Works – And Other Short Lessons About Generating Electricity

By |December 20, 2022|

Last weekend we had a huge snowstorm that knocked out the electrical power in my whole neighborhood and in about half of our town. In my neighborhood we were without electricity from Friday night through Monday afternoon. Fortunately, we have a portable generator that provides electricity for the essentials in our house and we have a bunch of battery backup light bulbs that we can use in the evenings. As I walked our dog on Sunday afternoon I heard the hum of generators. That reminded me of a couple of short video lessons […]

Slideator – Add Your Voice to Almost Any Type of Slideshow

By |December 20, 2022|

Slideator is a free tool that you can use to add voice-over and webcam recordings to your slides. Slideator works with just about any type of slideshow that you own. You can even use it with a set of slides that you have in PDF. In addition to adding your voice-over and webcam recording to your slides, Slideator lets you draw, type, and highlight on your slides.

To use Slideator simply upload your slides in whatever format they are currently in. Then you can record a voice-over with or without your webcam turned on. […]