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Technology has revolutionized the way we teach. For most of us, we can’t imagine our classrooms without it. We can find ourselves depending on technology […]

Creating student-centered activities — where we put learning in the hands of students — can be a powerful learning experience. When it’s student-paced, no one […]

Last month I attended the TCEA Expo and Convention in San Antonio, Texas as a presenter and a super volunteer. I even had the pleasure […]

So many of the Google tools are valuable for many content areas and grade levels. When a teacher finds a creative use for one, it’s […]

Joining Twitter can be a career-altering event. For many of us the connections, support, and resources we gain from being part of a professional learning […]

When Merge Cube eMERGEd onto the instructional technology scene, this six-sided sensation triggered a veritable frenzy of educators trying to get their hands on the […]

Interactive notebooks have taken lots of classrooms everywhere by storm. The idea: a central space where students can create, write and make meaning. When they’re […]

There is one thing that all teachers agree we need more of. One thing we can never have enough of and one that we seem […]

I’m pretty sure I am addicted to Canva, the graphic-design tool website. Canva, which uses a drag-and-drop format allows non-designers to create a variety of […]

  Google Classroom is a favorite among the many useful G Suite tools. It allows us to manage our classroom assignments digitally and saves us […]

Collaboration is cemented as one of the four C’s in education, right along with communication, critical thinking and creativity. When it comes to digital collaboration, […]

“I don’t have enough devices.” This is a common reason teachers give for not being able to integrate augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) […]