Over the last month, and with the uncertainty of how we will re-open, I decided to make a move to digital notebooks using Google slides. […]
. A new year, new challenges! As every new year there is a new challenge to perform for a BETTER Professional-Development for TEACHers, EDUcators, […]
The path to quality information is not straight. A recent survey from Project Information Literacy explored how college students engage with news. Most survey respondents encounter some […]
. . 1.8 Inch TFT with DS3231 RTC and Arduino We were already playing around with LED MATRIX for time and temperature display with […]
Like many of you before me, I've been struck with Flipgrid fever. This simple, yet powerful tool has transformed many of my classroom discussions and […]
The internet is where many young people get their news and express their own perspectives on civic and political issues. So, how can educators prepare […]
Although the gathering of raw data and its analysis is not new, in this era of information overload, it has become an increasingly important skill. […]
WASHINGTON, DC—In conjunction with the seventh annual Digital Learning Day, Future Ready Schools®...
For the last several years I have been using Google products for most of my authoring needs. However, my students and I seldom venture outside […]
Bill Ferriter I am sure that many of you are familiar with the image above. While I wholeheartedly agree with the sentiment, the National Association of […]
In a recent conversation, the subject of student-created games came up. As many before me, I've had students create games for a variety of reasons - […]
Whenever I share my Twitter experience I face the inevitable, "Oh, I don't use Twitter", and I must admit that the first time I heard […]