Hubert The Chatbot Could Be An Engaging Tool For Students To Use To Evaluate Classes
Hubert is a new – and free – chatbot that teachers can have students to use to...
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Category: technology
Google Translate Gets An Impressive Upgrade Today!
As most of us know, Google Translate is pretty amazing, and its camera translation ability (show...
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Kahoot! Prepares To Launch English Version Of Tool For Teaching Beginning Readers
Kahoot!, the wildly popular game/testing tool (you can read here about how Carol Salva uses it...
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Google Unveils New & Impressive Free Reading App: “Rivet”
Today, Google unveiled a free reading app called Rivet. It has 2,000 free e-books, and tons of...
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New TED-Ed Video & Lesson: “The hidden network that makes the internet possible”
The hidden network that makes the internet possible is the new lesson and video from TED-Ed....
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New Video From Google: “Innovate with Google Translate”
Google has just published this new video on Google Translate and, though there’s nothing...
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New Infographic: “A Minute on the Internet in 2019”
There are annual versions of these kinds of infographics (you can find many of them at The Best...
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Google Announces “Chromebook App Hub”
Today, Google announced that they would unveil a Chromebook App Hub later this year to share...
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“Teleprompt.me” Has Script Move As You Say The Words, Not At A Pre-Set Speed
Teleprompt.me is a free online teleprompter that differs from the other ones at The Best Online...
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Video: “Google’s smart home tech to work as a translator”
This could certainly come in handy – at home and in the classroom! I’m adding it...
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The Best Ed Tech Resources Of 2018 – Part Two
I publish a regular series called Ed Tech Digest, and I thought it would useful to readers and...
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Best Lists Of The Week: Ed Tech
This is the forty-ninth post in a series I’m creating that will highlight the Best “Best” lists...
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