I know, I know - this isn't anything "electronic", but it is a cool piece of tech.  As some of you know I occasionally work as a Learning Technologies Specialist for an area school board.  As a "technician" I am constantly taking things apart.  Now for years, I used to carry a Victorinox Swiss Army knife.  

Adding a green screen to your learning environment is fairly inexpensive and easy.  There are a couple of methods you could use to create a green screen. The two main factors that can determine what method you use are space and wall surface.

I had the opportunity a few days ago to deliver a couple of workshops for the Educational Computing Organization of Ontario (ECOO). Kawartha Pine Ridge DSB was hosting what the call an ECOO Camp for educators. It is essentially a small conference. The theme for this year's camp was "closing the gender gap".

We are going to take a look at Lego’s Wedo 2,0 and see how you could use it in your classroom, Learning commons or alternative educational space.  Thanks to Spectrum Nasco Educational Supplies for supplying the Lego WeDo 2.0 for this article and video. 

Welcome to LearnTechGuy.com.  Our goal for this site is to make it a useful technology based resource for educators and teachers.  For the past 13 years I have been a freelance web developer and owner of AB Solutions. I also work part time as the Web Developer/Marketing Coordinator for EPC Peterborough, an Employment Ontario agency.  In 2016 I had the opportunity to fill my mornings as a supply Learning Technology Specialist. For the next 26 months, solid, I spent my mornings in schools looking after technology.