In previous posts, I showed how you can use Kaywa to generate individual QR codes for URLs, images, or text.  If you want to create an activ...

Apple has been much in the news lately as, besides Steve Job's passing, they have released a new phone, the iPhone 4S, and a new operati...

In recent posts I have discussed mobile apps for using QR Codes in speech-language sessions, but there is also at least one application that...

Last spring I had a social group of 2nd-3rd graders that was getting a little tired.  I wasn't getting tired, but they were getting tire...

Pinterest is a site that is creating a lot of excitement.  It is basically a spin on social bookmarking and allows members to create "P...

I distinctly remember my first computing experience.  My dad, the head of a public school "Library/Media" department, brought home...

So in this, Part 3 of my series on using QR codes to deliver engaging messages, stimuli and visuals to students during sessions, you'll ...

In part one of this series, I described what a QR Code is, where you might have seen them, and their potential for grabbing the attention o...

I am excited to do a few "theme" series on SpeechTechie that will explore topics and strategies in more depth, as I did with Glog...

Hi Folks, Please check out a few posts I have elsewhere on the interwebs! On the Mindwing Blog, I discuss how the iPad Toontastic can be...