A Treasure Trove of How-To Videos for Ed-Tech Tools by Richard Bryne

Richard Byrne has collected all sixty of his “how to” videos for ed tech tools — and he’s put them all in one place.

From Richard's Website:  Free Technology for Teachers

60 Videos of Practical Ed Tech Tips

Last fall I started to put together a playlist of how-to videos that I have created. I called the playlist Practical Ed Tech Tips. In the videos I provide demonstrations of how to use some of my favorite educational technology tools and services. There are now 60 videos in the playlist and I plan to continue to add to the playlist. In the playlist you will find videos on things like creating custom columns on Padlet, finding Creative Commons images within Edmodo, and creating flipped video lessons. The entire playlist is embedded here.

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