The Weekly Edtech Smackdown: Vol. XI
Welcome to the weekly (not so weekly) edition of The Edtech Smackdown—a collection of digital resources containing a few of my most favorite activities, tools […]
Pulling Data Back from the LRS: Correlation for Analysis
I recently came across this article by Anthony Altieri that provides some great tools on how to retrieve data from the a LRS. Read the […]
Blackboard Student Mobile App
The summer brought a number of changes to the learning technologies used in the University and one in particular I wanted to highlight here is […]
Building Student Research Teams
Though I failed to get the crowd funding I sought last year (described in an earlier post) I am delighted to report that I have […]
Seeing how it all fits together – a timeline for Art History
Last year Professor Liz James (Art History) received a Digital Practice Award. The purpose of the funding was to give staff the opportunity to develop […]
How to find out which apps will no longer work in iOS 11
In September 2013, Apple introduced the iPhone 5s with its first 64-bit processor, the A7 and they launched iOS 7, the first 64-bit iDevice from […]
Should you let your teenager on Yellow app: Tinder for the young?
Should you let your teenager on Yellow app, the new flirting/dating site used by over 7 million generation Z’s and dubbed the Tinder for young […]
The big 3 social media apps for kids right now
What social network apps are kids using today? How can I make sure my kids are safe on these apps? How am I supposed to […]
Instagram: update for parents to help you decide if your child is ready
When should I let my child have Instagram? One of the many questions I get asked as it seems to be the social network most […]
Maths Super Elite: a primary age maths app review
This is a maths app sponsored review post for Inquisitive Games An app that allows your kids to defeat alien invaders, save the world and […]
Digital Dashboard Document
This year I am trying a more transparent and strategic approach to my technology integration. I've always been mindful of the purpose of the tool, […]
Peeking Out of My Invisibility Cloak: My Research Assistants Evaluate Quizlet
Sharpening and trying out learning tools for 2017 (tonight I tried learning Spanish with Babbel:)), I came across a blog post written by my student […]
