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The Ditch That Textbook Digital Summit is back! Choose from hours of amazing professional learning ... when and where you want to watch it. Free […]
Blogs give your students' work an audience. Here's an easy way to set up student blogs with Google Slides. Blogging has really democratized the world […]
Using Kahoot! with Google Classroom and Google Meet makes it possible to play engaging games anywhere with your class. Kahoot! is a fun gameshow-style assessment activity. […]
Even when we don't have face to face connections, we can still build and develop relationships with our students. Here are some ideas. Paulino Brener […]
Through the use of Wakelet Spaces, teachers created their own Wakelet Evidence-Based Portfolios. You can too. Here's how. This post is written by Dr. Randall […]
G Suite Apps are collaborative, which makes them highly powerful. They offer opportunities for students to engage unlike ever before. Here are 30 ideas for […]
A great question can make or break a learning activity. Here are some ideas for asking juicy questions. A great question is a springboard into […]
An FAQ (frequently asked questions) can save us time and provide resources for parents and students. Here's how to make one. As educators we field […]
Students use social media all the time. Let's put those skills to use! In these social media-inspired Google Slides templates, they can show what they […]
This post is written by Mandi Tolen a math teacher from Missouri. You can connect with her on Twitter @MandiTolenEDU and check out her blog infinitelyteaching.com. I love […]
A Top 10 video is a fun way for students to show what they know in a way that's fun to watch! Here are step-by-step […]
This post is written by Esther Park. Esther is a high school English as a New Language teacher in Northern Virginia. You can connect with […]
