I have been enjoying creating, sharing, and using HyperDocs in my classroom for the past three years now after learning about them during the very […]
I spent two days last week with my “peeps” at an Elearning conference. Since I didn’t work in a classroom this school year, the second […]
Join us for a 2018 Technology Counts webinar at 2 p.m. today on how principals are approaching the challenges and opportunities around ed tech.
Part of the reason social media has taken off so much are the connections. Seeing other people’s reaction to what you’ve shared. Learning from others. […]
Low-prep doesn’t have to mean less learning. Technology allows us to be more efficient and effective in the classroom in many ways. When we focus […]
Quizlet Live can make studying come alive for students -- and collaboratively! Try some of these new twists on it in your classroom. This post […]
When the end of the school year is in sight, it’s a time of excitement coupled with the importance of finishing the year STRONG. The […]
Starting to teach in a flipped classroom environment can be daunting. Here are tips to help it succeed start to finish. This post is written […]
This special audio (and video) podcast is a broadcast of a Panel Discussion at the USciences eLearning 3.0 Conference held on Thursday, March 8, 2018 at […]
Bitmojis are so much fun! They’re these little cartoon character images of yourself that let you express emotions and communicate. I’ve seen educators use them […]
Ed-tech apps could be part of a sweeping Facebook investigation, and the company's CEO defended its products for children while downplaying concerns about "tech addiction" […]
Yearbooks that cost $100 or more are out of reach for many students. By using Google Slides and local printers, some schools are creating low-cost, […]
