Posts about the ways that I am using technology and innovation in the classroom and as PD for teachers.
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Getting your contacts into the Mail App - The built in Mail App on the iPad doesn't automatically fill in contact addresses. You can fix that […]
As many of you know, I work in a boys school and we often struggle to keep our boys reading for pleasure. The Reading Zone by Nancy […]
I am looking forward to attending and presenting at the Google Apps for Education New England Summit being held at Burlington High School in Burlington, […]
1. Handwriting Recognition - WritePad really works! I have been on the lookout for a good iPad App that will turn handwriting to text and this one really […]
I just attended a (fabulous) conference where the Key Note speaker made the point that technology is just a tool. Now believe it or not, […]
In addition to piloting iPads this year, we are also looking at the new Samsung Chromebook. For only $249 you can access your Google Drive […]
Field Report Locations The Silent History is "a new kind of novel." The App itself is free, but then you have to pay for the […]
I recently learned about two iPad Apps that allow you to get immediate feedback from your classes. They both work really really well. Nearpod puts […]
For the first time ever, NAIS is offering two unconference sessions within their regular program called Teachers Unplugged. At these sessions attendees are going to […]
I know it is a mixed metaphor, but rolling out iPads this year has been a mixed experience. In some cases it has transformed learning, […]
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nfiore23/2122230324 Preparing students to interact in a global economy. In order to prepare students to work with an international community of colleagues we need to […]
