Awww, Breakout! with #BreakoutEDU
BreakoutEDU Creators James Sanders (@jamestsanders) and Mark Hammons (@mhammons) state that it’s time for something different in education. I couldn’t agree more. Throughout this school year, […]
Hyperlinks! In Google Docs and Slides! In the iPad Apps!
I have so much love for Google Apps for Education, and I am extremely excited about the update I recently discovered for the iPad apps (as I’m […]
A New Year, A New #oneword
A little under a year ago, I wrote about my #oneword for 2015: Focus. I spent the year working on keeping my focus on the big picture […]
The 12 Days of #tosachat: Day 4
I participate in several Twitter chats, but there’s one chat I try as hard as possible to make each week, and that’s #tosachat. Over winter […]
Twitter Entry Points for Teachers
I’m on a personal mission to get the teachers in my school district active on Twitter. Some teachers have taken the risk and jumped in […]
Connect Your Classroom Using #MysteryHangouts
I am passionate about helping teachers connect their classrooms bring the world to their students. One way I’ve done this is through promoting Mystery Hangouts […]
It’s Been a #CUERockstar August
Last year I took a risk and applied to be a faculty member at CUE Rockstar Manhattan Beach. I had never been to a CUE […]
A Challenge: Let’s Stop Pretending and #makeschooldifferent
I was challenged by Jessica Vannasdall (@mrsvannasdall) to write a post on what educators need to stop pretending in order to #makeschooldifferent. Here are my […]
Curate the Web with Flipboard
The more students use mobile devices in the classroom to find information, the more important it becomes for students to curate resources they find on the […]
