The one trick that will transform your Google Forms: custom header images! Design and animate stunning headers using Google Slides or Canva to make your forms unforgettable.

Nothing beats a handwritten thank-you card, but when you’re a teacher, you might have an overwhelming number of cards to write. Let me show you how to use Canva to design, personalize, and print a set of personalized thank-yous.

YouTube thumbnails serve as billboards to capture viewers' attention and encourage clicks. Read about strategies content creators use to make their thumbnails more compelling.

Burst mode on iPhone and iPad is incredibly handy for capturing action shots or quick poses.

Want to make your Google Docs more visually appealing? You can add a striking header image that stretches across the entire width of your document like the image you see above.

Curious about the buzz on Bluesky? Discover how this decentralized platform is bringing educators together with familiar features, fresh possibilities, and hashtags like #EduSky that are sparking vibrant conversations.

Discover how I used AI and Google Sites to create Tic Tac 15, a strategic math game with a nostalgic twist.

Turkey Carving is an activity I remember from my own fifth-grade experience. Just before Thanksgiving, my teacher handed each of us a graham cracker and challenged us to carve it into a turkey silhouette—using only our teeth!

Google Forms has a brand-new question type—ratings! You can now ask respondents to rate things using a customizable scale, ranging from 3 to 10.

Padlet can be a replacement for Flip/Flipgrid. Collect and share video responses by changing a padlet’s settings.

Let me tell you about intriguing ways to get heads spinning and thinking about vocabulary words with spinning wheels and a chatbot.

I wrap up each year by reviewing my tweet that earned lots of likes and retweets. Check out what was popular in 2021.