technology tips and tricks and highlights from classrooms in the Pleasant Valley SD in Camarillo, CA
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As your school site technology TOSAs, our goal is to support staff with the integration of technology skills in the classroom for both the teacher […]
Do you have anything Newsworthy on your campus? Did you know you can use a GreenScreen to do an awesome presentation that will get the […]
Now that “things” are slowing down, it’s time to bring back our PVSD Blog. When I designed this blog four years ago, my idea was […]
Camarillo Heights has been using Google Docs for peer editing, as a way to improve student writing. Julie Parker-Plummer adapted the Writer’s workshop model to an online […]
Los Primeros School of Sciences and Arts has had an amazing education tradition for years called Greek Day. It’s a culminating project about god’s and […]
Interactive science is the goal of the STEAM elective at Monte Vista Middle School. In this class students not only learned how to build rockets […]
At Las Colinas, the art classes have gone digital. Cathy Saltee gave her students WACOM tablets for art. This technology has allowed for creative art projects […]
Katrina Salas of La Mariposa wanted to work on reading engagement in her class. She found the EngageNY reading curriculum and its reading triads. The […]
Read and Write for Google is an app that assist students in both writing and reading. It helps students improve their writing and reading skills when […]
Depth and Complexity Charts are based off the Depth and Complexity Icons. They are a chart of pathways students can take to explore and answer […]
So, you found an app that you’d like to put on your iPad…now what? Like all classroom materials, you’ll need to ask your Principal to […]
So, you’re finally feeling confident using your iPad…you’ve got the basics down, you’ve loaded some apps, and you’d like to start letting students use your […]
