Is your blog mobile friendly? Why should you be asking yourself this questions? It’s not just because a mobile device is the way many are viewing your site. You want to ask yourself this questions because of changes happening in April …

Is Your Blog Mobile Friendly? It better be by April 21 Read more »

VR or Virtual Reality doesn’t have to be $350 headsets or variety of complicated devices hooked together. Virtual Reality made simple with Google Cardboard and your smartphone, including many Android and iOS devices, can be the affordable way to bring …

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Magisto magically creates video in just a few clicks of a button from your unedited videos and photos. Magisto is both a web tool and app (both Android & iOS) that can be used to create creative content on the …

Magisto magically creates video in a few easy steps – App of the Week Read more »

  I’m excited to announce that we’re bringing the best content from the Florida Blogger & Social Media Conference (FLBlogCon) and gearing it specifically to an educational setting. With a push to get students and teacher’s blogging and using social …

Learn About Social Media and Blogging with an Educational Twist at FLBlogCon EDU Read more »

Google Glass XE12 updates hit Glass Explorers this week with a few requested features needed before it makes it public debut in 2014 (I’m guessing it will). Screen Lock Option Finally Google Glass owner can have a little bit of …

Google Glass XE12 Brings Security, Wink, and YouTube Sharing Read more »

Awesome for educators! Google Maps recently launched the Google Maps Engine public data program, allowing organizations to distribute their map content to consumers using Google’s cloud infrastructure.  Through this program, National Geographic has shared over 500 of their historic maps. …

National Geographic shares historic map content with the world using Google Maps Engine Read more »