Ryan O'Donnell
@creativeedtech.bsky.social
Teacher in Rocklin, CA
and yes... I've been told I look like the Detroit Lions head coach
You can check out all my games and game shows for teachers on my YouTube channel
https://youtube.com/@thegameshowguyryanod?si=A3pV0-D4FG7dSg99
and yes... I've been told I look like the Detroit Lions head coach
You can check out all my games and game shows for teachers on my YouTube channel
https://youtube.com/@thegameshowguyryanod?si=A3pV0-D4FG7dSg99
For me, camtasia just got too expensive which sent me to Screencatisfy for the past several years now
July 30, 2025 at 7:05 AM
For me, camtasia just got too expensive which sent me to Screencatisfy for the past several years now
I agree, and unfortunately it seems as is all software is going this direction
July 30, 2025 at 7:04 AM
I agree, and unfortunately it seems as is all software is going this direction
I haven't watched any of these since TWD ended, but reading your review put a smile on my face again. I actually missed your reviews about this one's great show really tanked over the years. Still won't watch any of these though 😀
July 8, 2025 at 7:16 AM
I haven't watched any of these since TWD ended, but reading your review put a smile on my face again. I actually missed your reviews about this one's great show really tanked over the years. Still won't watch any of these though 😀
Love the off set smoker on the "Cook with Wes"!
July 7, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Love the off set smoker on the "Cook with Wes"!
and I am checking out your experiments out now!
June 24, 2025 at 6:16 AM
and I am checking out your experiments out now!
Thanks Wes! Yes, I have "tried" a little coding for making my newest game "Spot It". The python code takes 57 images and populates them into a PowerPoint of 8 images per slide for 57 slides. It was a bit over my head and needed some help from Computer Science students :)
June 24, 2025 at 6:15 AM
Thanks Wes! Yes, I have "tried" a little coding for making my newest game "Spot It". The python code takes 57 images and populates them into a PowerPoint of 8 images per slide for 57 slides. It was a bit over my head and needed some help from Computer Science students :)