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This is a pretty well done Coursera course on blended learning from folks at the Christensen institute. It can be started at any time.

I would love to take this after I am finished this semester! I have take a class through coursera on copyright for educators and it was great!

If you're looking to get started in the cryptocurrency world, one of the first things you'll need to do is create a Binance account. Binance is one of the largest and most popular cryptocurrency exchanges, so it's a good idea to have an account there. Creating a Binance account is relatively simple and only requires a few pieces of information from you. However, before you can start trading on Binance, you'll need to verify your account. This process can take a little bit of time, but it's worth it to make sure your account is secure. Once your account is verified, you'll be able to deposit money into it and start trading cryptocurrencies. If you're new to the world of crypto, Binance is a great place to start. With its large selection of coins and easy-to-use interface, it's perfect for beginner investors.

Camtasia gives you the tools you need to record on-screen activity, edit and enhance your content, and share in high-quality to viewers anywhere.

I purchased Camtasia a few years ago and find to be invaluable. It is quite intuitive as long as you aren't afraid to play a bit and figure out the transitions, etc. I recommend practicing some of the zooming and highlighting techniques on a test video so you aren't trying to learn it all right when you need to create a video for class.

When we require our students to search for their own online resources, it is important to teach them how to find material that is reputable and of high quality. I found this guide that might be useful in teaching these concepts to students.

I came across this while doing some research for my project and thought it fit nicely this module's topics.

I am really excited about this one because our school is looking at starting an AP Human Geography program next year and this site looks like it could extremely helpful.

I know this is one of the recommended sites on this weeks post, but I actually found this on my own while working on another class.  It really does look like a jackpot.

This is a great feed with some tips for teachers and students. I like Edudemic because it also tells the latest apps that are trending.

My kids have this as a board game "Would you Rather" and they LOVE it! This is a fantastic route for student choice :)

I use this app to leave multi-media feedback on some of my student's assignments. This Google app records your voice and copies a URL linked to your voice recording. You can then past it anywhere, link it to the URL (be sure to delete "(voice note)" at the end of the URL when linking. Then the student can just click on the URL and hear the feedback you leave for them.

I found this gem when searching for resources to use in a lesson about facilitating online discussion forums. It is a great resource for developing open ended discussion questions.