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If a student has ever said to you, “I can’t find anything about this,” the webinar that I’m hosting on February 15th is for you. On February 15th at 4pm ET I’m hosting Search Strategies for History Students and Teachers. In this one hour ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 3 new articles Search Strategies for History Students and Teachers Experiment and Create New Sounds on WolframTones Prompt Conversations With Google Drawings More Recent Articles Search Strategies for History Students and Teachers If a student has ever said to you, “I can’t find anything about this,” the webinar that I’m hosting on February 15th is for you. On February 15th at 4pm ET I’m hosting Search Strategies for History Students and Teachers. In this one hour webinar I’ll share the strategies and techniques that I’ve used with my own students to help them get beyond the first few pages of Google search results and dive deep into the research process. Learn more about it in the following video.   Key points of the webinar include: How to craft interesting search lessons. Getting students beyond the first page of search results. Alternative search engines for history students. Accessing and utilizing local, state, provincial and national archives. Guiding students through source evaluation. Free eBook! Everyone who registers for the webinar will get a copy of my eBook, Search Strategies for History Students and Teachers. Live and recorded access! This will be hosted live at 4pm ET on February 15th! It will also be recorded for everyone who registers in advance. Register Here   No, this webinar isn't free but the tools featured and techniques within it are free to use. Purchases of this webinar make it possible for me to create other free resources like The Practical Ed Tech Handbook that I update and give away to thousands of teachers every year.     • Email to a friend • Experiment and Create New Sounds on WolframTones Wolfram Tones is a neat offering from Wolfram that students can use to can play with sample sounds and rhythms to create new own sounds. Wolfram Tones uses algorithms, music theory, and sound samples to generate new collections of sounds. Wolfram Tones allows visitors to choose samples from fifteen different genres of music on which to build their own sounds. Once a genre is selected visitors can then alter the rhythms, instrumentation, and pitch mapping of their sounds. When satisfied with their creations, users can download their sounds as MP3 files. Watch this short video to learn how to use WolframTones.   Applications for Education Wolfram Tones might be a nice little resource for a music theory lesson. Wolfram Tones could be a fun way for students to experiment with rhythms and instrumentation to make unique sounds.     • Email to a friend • Prompt Conversations With Google Drawings One of the lesser-utilized features of Google Drawings is the ability to comment on images. Drawings allows you to collaboratively create drawings from scratch and or alter images that you upload to Drawings. By uploading an image you can draw on it and write on it to add labels. Google Drive Drawings supports commenting just like Google Documents. The sharing options in Drawings are the same as those of Documents too. By using the collaborative drawing tools you could start online image-based conversations with your students. You could also use these tools to have your student collaboratively label diagrams. Directions for these processes are included in the screenshots in the slides below. Watch this video for five more neat things you can do with Google Drawings.       • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Citing Sources in Google Docs and Word Docs Educational Resources With a Super Bowl Theme How to Create Custom Valentine's Day Cards for Kids to Share How to Prevent Printing of Shared Google Documents How to Add Watermarks to Google Docs

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