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There are many meaningful discussions taking place right now about how to manage online conversations, leverage messaging, eradicate bullying, and ensure communication tools are used […]
An online discussion thread should be a hub of activity, capturing ideas, questions, and resources outside of the classroom. We’ve discussed in many a blog […]
Our amazing teachers have helped build 1 million resources on Chalkup! That's over a million assignments, rubrics, lesson plans, lecture recordings, videos, and more – […]
Today we’re excited to unveil our shiny new guided tours, covering everything you need to know about getting up and running with Chalkup. We’ll talk […]
It's a new school year (in the US), and we couldn't be more excited! Get your Chalkup account ready with new courses, students, and welcome […]
It can be hard to sit still the night before the first day of school. This doesn’t change once you’re in the teacher’s seat. There’s […]
Last year we released the Teacher’s Guide to Using Google Drive in the Classroom. We covered the basics of Drive and how it can be […]
Formative assessment is a must for educators, but it can be difficult to judge with all the demands on a busy teacher’s to-do list. In […]
This post originally appeared on Medium. What if science breakthroughs weren’t shared with the world? Great teaching today is equivalent to a scientist discovering DNA […]
Has your workplace transitioned to Slack yet? The team communication tool is white-hot in the work world. It’s a little like e-mail. It’s a little […]
Peanut butter and jelly. Peas and carrots. English teachers and rubrics. Some of our biggest users of Chalkup's rubric workflow are English teachers managing essays, […]
The education industry is experiencing a sea change. Lisa Frank trapper keepers have long since been replaced by Google Drive. Upwards of 20 million devices […]
