"Teacher by Trade, Tech Geek by Choice" Helping teachers, especially those in Special Education, bring technology into their classrooms- written by Google Certified Teacher, Melissa Murphy.
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So if you are anything like me, any time you hear about a great Google Extension, you add it right away! You play with it, […]
One of the most under-utilized tool in the Google suite is Google Drawing. In my experience, most people who use Drawing use it out of […]
Last weekend, I was lucky enough to attend my second ECET2 conference. My first Elevating and Celebrating Effective Teachers and Teaching conference was at Raritan Valley […]
Recently, I've written a few Computer Skills tutorials on Google Drive applications for Tutsplus.com My latest tutorial was inspired by friends who were looking to […]
Hello again! I hope everyone is enjoying their summer. This past Monday, I presented at the NJASCD conference "Chromebooks and the Common Core" on the […]
As a Special Education teacher, there are often articles or websites I want my students to visit during class. However, they often get visually overwhelmed […]
Sitting in class today, we read an excerpt from Understanding Digital Kids by Ian Jukes, Ted McCain, and Lee Crockett. The authors discuss the challenges we […]
Here's a quick tip for teachers who teach the same content in multiple periods. In a few quick steps, you can have students in separate […]
In the past month, I have given a few Professional Development workshops on Google Apps for Education. A common question I get is "how do […]
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As teachers, we can at times feel isolated from others. You might be "locked in a box" with 25 students all day, or you might […]
As I'm sure many of us know, even when you think you are well-versed in any aspect of life, there is always more to learn! […]
