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Word Counters - I often like to get a sense of word counts on books when I am thinking about the size of projects. This is a handy resource.On routines, rituals, meaning from bookbear express.Writing voices spoken over an intercom or speaker from John August.It was great

Tips to Spark Your Creativity

Alternative scripts.

Approaches to teaching.

Merriam Webster has a tool to find out when a word was first in print.Squibbler is a writing app that makes your writing disappear (like completely unrecoverable) if stop for too long.The Ludwig search engine helps your writing by giving you contextualized answers. You can compare sentences, discover

The Lost Cities of Geo from 99% InvisibleHave you watched The Queen's Gambit yet? I've watched it twice and love it.Retro Recipes is a stroll down memory land of my first love, the Commodore 64.One of my students recommended OneLook Thesaurus has become one of my go-to writing

Scrumy Intended as a project management tool, I thought it could be used as a way to outline your script. A similar app is the fantastic Backpack from 37Signals. Using the Design Process “There are many different versions, no set list covers all the ways people interpret the Design Process.