ALTopedia's fifth anniversary!

Believe it or not, ALTopedia opened five years ago today, on April 28, 2018. It was a different world in a few ways that nobody was expecting at that time, but five years later, the site is still here!

The ideas and hard work of many people are what have built it into the resource it is today. The goal of the site was always to save any good idea that a teacher had before it eventually evaporated into the ether, and to give new teachers the opportunity to use and refine those ideas. I hope that it's been able to do that!

The timing of the anniversary means that I have to make one unfortunate announcement that now large files (currently anything over 40 MB) will require a subscriber account, as I mentioned in the last post. I'm hoping that this will help tame the bandwidth costs, but we'll see how things go in the next few months. If you're thinking about subscribing, I've added a demo page for the Lesson Tracker so you can get an idea what it's like.

I wish I had something else fun to announce, but I've been pretty busy here with the baby. Thanks for your support and contributions, everyone!