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Tech Tip Tuesday, July 28, 2026

on July 28, 2026

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Cleaning up your Virtual Classroom

This year has been like no other. I think that is something we can all agree on. With the end of the year coming to a close, we are missing many things that are part of our end of year routine. This includes picnics, award ceremonies, and celebrations. We are still doing what we can via the internet and social distancing, but we can all agree, it's difficult. Things have changed significantly during Remote Learning, but one thing hasn't. We still need to clean up classrooms for the end of the year. Wait, what? Didn't we already do that? Well, most of us have gone in and cleaned up the physical space in our buildings, yes, but we also need to clean up our VIRTUAL space. There are some steps to take with you GOOGLE Classroom to finalize it for the end of the year. 1. Reflect We usually have time when we are cleaning up our rooms to informally reflect on the past year. It's important to take that time and reflec...

13 Sites for Fun Fonts & Interesting Images

There are some teachers out there who just have the most fun. They add little hidden gems to their instructional materials that (if you see them) make you laugh. Even though these can be distracting when used in excess, they can add just the amount of fun needed to keep students wanting more. The other fun thing is that students can use these little gems in their presentations and work to show off higher-level thinking skills through humor. Font Generators 1. Word Art in Google Slides If you're looking for something that is already embedded in our apps, don't forget Word Art right in Google slides! Use the Insert menu option and choose Word Art. You can add your text in the box that appears. Word art is different than regular text because it is an image. You can change the font, fill color, line color/type, and size. Just like images, you can add a shadow and reflection, as well. 2. Font Meme FontMeme offers...

EdTech Newsletters I actually READ

I know, I know—the internet's overflowing with newsletters from EdTech enthusiasts just like me, all sharing their insights, tools, and ideas. My approach is pretty simple: if a newsletter looks promising, I sign up. After a few issues, I decide if it's a keeper or if it's time to unsubscribe. What makes the cut? I'm always on the hunt for quick, actionable ideas or tools that I can easily pass along to the teachers and service providers in my district. My goal is to offer genuinely useful resources without overwhelming anyone. So, which newsletters have made the cut? I'm still hooked on a few I've shared before. If you missed my "5 Blogs I Can't Stop Reading" post from November 2022, here's a spoiler: I'm still reading them all! Eric Curts , Matt Miller , Jennifer Gonzalez , Mandy Froehlich, and EdSurge remain my go-to leaders for EdTech, pedagogy, teacher sustainability, and news. Seriously, if you're not familiar with them, ...

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