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Welcome to Week 6 of the #8weeksofsummer Blog Challenge 2021. Educators like to learn from each other. We did not have that opportunity to learn […]
Educators are known for repeating directions. Typically, we are glad to help our students back on to the path of learning. This year has been […]
Educators have been on a learning curve for more than one year by the time this last school year ended. We do love to learn, […]
The assignment of creating a geolocation-based lesson culminated in a rubric for the purposeful inclusion of instructional technology when teaching in an inclusive classroom. Inclusive […]
An existing engagement model is perfect for online learner engagement, revisit Keller’s ARC model for fresh ideas on what to add to your online classroom […]
Maybe after the emergency learning last spring into the normalized pandemic teaching of this past year your philosophy of education has changed. It is time […]
Amazon has shared in a press release that the 2021 Amazon Prime Day sale in June. The annual two-day online sale was disrupted by supply […]
It is time for the 2021 #8weeksofsummer Blog Challenge! Educators just experienced an unprecedented school year – a whole year – in incredibly challenging circumstances. […]
A peer review may take place in the early stages, or drafts, of a multiple-step project. The peer review may focus on a topic of […]
Productivity Productivity is often viewed by output alone, but that ignores the input by which the output should be judged. The Harvard Business Review (2014) frames the concept of productivity as […]
Our district started crowdsourcing online content almost a decade ago. The content was teacher-facing, imagine an electronic Teacher’s Edition. Three years ago the goal was […]
Lifecycle of a Course Courses have to start somewhere. Never be afraid to launch version one of your course – otherwise, it will never improve! […]
