The Seven Minute Scientist

The Seven Minute Scientist is my website dedicated to online learning for both students and educators in STEM. For students, I am designing seven minute (or less) videos for use in their science classroom. I've been doing this through editing my hour long course lectures into seven minute chunks. I've developed my YouTube channel to meet the needs of my students - they can watch my videos from their phones, and stay connected to me. My students love this - they watch the parts they missed, or re-watch things they found difficult. For educators, I've been talking about how I do my videos, and connect with my students via online and digital tools. I think one of the greatest resources as an educator is hearing how other teachers do it - step by step, and through stories and sharing. I'm a huge advocate of PLNs (professional learning networks) and love connecting with other educators.

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Posts by The Seven Minute Scientist

UGH!!! I get too many emails from Google Classroom! SOLVED

Are you drowning under the weight of a billion emails from Google Classroom? Do the notifications take up your entire inbox? Are you missing important […]

Technology Troubleshooting at Home

As we continue to learn remotely, students and teachers will continue to have to troubleshoot their devices. Here are some common issues with Chromebooks and […]

How to Make a Student Trifold – Step by Step

This morning I am having my students work on a physical paper trifold. They are drawing objects in motion, and showing how the motion proceeds […]

Are These “Challenges” Killing Our Children?

Parent’s PLEASE be on the lookout for your children doing “challenges.” I wasn’t thinking of a challenge as something bad – like a fitness challenge […]

Creation, not Consumption – Technology Use in Schools/Districts

Recently I was asked to answer some questions about technology use in schools and districts. I wanted to share my reposes here: -What do you […]

Google Forms and Google Sheets for #OETC17

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10-Part “Advanced Google Sheets to Blow Your Mind!” Part 1 – Fundations Progress Monitoring Sheet

On February 16th, 2017, I gave a presentation to a packed house entitled “10 Google Sheets to Blow Your Mind (plus some tips and tricks).” […]

5 Google Shortcuts to Jump Start Your School Day

I am pretty much all Google, all the time. I use Google Email, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, and most other products (except Sites, […]

Citation Makers – Should the Students Cite by Hand, or is Technology Better?

In a recent discussion in a Facebook Group, a teacher asked “The teachers in my new English department are completely against online citation makers. They […]

Reaching Out to Like-Minded Educators – Exciting or Scary?

I just had one of the coolest things happen. I received an email from someone who has a similar position in their school district, and […]

Tech Tuesday – Using GradeCam to Scan, Score, and Assess on the Fly

My district is into its second year of GradeCam. GradeCam, for those of you who are unfamiliar, is like the old-school scantrons we used to […]

Real Math v. Fake Math? Is Common Core Making Our Children Stupid?

I saw another one of those “Common Core Math is stupid” posts on Facebook again today. The post introduced the idea of “Fake Math.” And […]

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