Practical Ed Tech Podcast is now available on Apple Podcasts AKA iTunes.
Google Docs now displays word count while you type. Turn the feature on from the Tools drop-down menu.
Google Docs now has a “compare documents” feature also found in the Tools drop-down menu.
Apple had a big event on Tuesday. There wasn’t anything noteworthy for educators. Highlights of the event were a new streaming subscription model, and updated iPad that works with Apple pencil, and new colors for iPhones, yipee! (#sarcasm) None-the-less stock price jumped 3% on Wednesday. Oh, and you can get the current generation, soon to be old generation iPad on sale for $249 on Amazon.
Google Expeditions now lets you share links to specific scenes.
Looking for ways to use Google Cardboard viewers besides Google Expeditions? Check out National Geographic’s list of 360 videos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLivjPDlt6ApRq22sn082ZCC9893XtV8xc
Glide (Glideapps.com) now lets you create templates for apps that you can share with students and colleagues.
All of the questions that I answered in the podcast are available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EkV2UuEh8d9SCsLar_Taq2Z_A9oNiKbrCfrUibHRYMU/edit?usp=sharing