Using Tech for ELA Differentiation and Assessment
When I taught high school English Language Arts (ELA), one of the ways I utilized technology was to engage my students in different types of […]
Favorite ELA Resources from Our Members
We asked our TCEA members to share their favorite reading and writing websites, apps, or tools to use for student learning and would like to […]
Four Features to Make Better Use of Flipgrid
You have probably already heard of Flipgrid and perhaps even started using it, at least to some degree. It definitely seems to be the perfect […]
Ed Tech News Roundup: Sight, Sound, and AI Tech
Howdy, folks! Welcome to another in a series of periodic ed tech news roundups. We hope you enjoy this one, and if you have a […]
Ed Tech News Roundup: Screen Time, LEGO, and Enchiladas
Howdy, folks! Welcome to another in a series of biweekly ed tech news roundups. We hope you enjoy this one, and if you have a […]
Scribblitt Publishing for Kids
I really like the idea of kids publishing their own books. I also like Scribblitt. So I asked Andrea...
WriteReader: An Engaging and Effective Reading App
The premise behind the program WriteReader is simple but profound: students learn to read by creating and sharing books. Designed for students in grades K-5, […]
Seven Best Writing Tools for iOS Devices
Recently, Apple decided to renew its focus on the educational market. The company may have lost some ground to Google and other companies when it […]
Three Reasons to Use Slides for Video Note-Taking
School project research is evolving due to the rapid advancement of the digital world. Recently I asked a student, “Where do you go first to […]
Unlock Your Students’ Stories with Tools to Support Creative Writing
Creative writing is the makerspace of the mind. A truly open assignment where students are free to follow whatever crazy directions their stories takes them? This […]
Simplicity & Power of Authentic Learning…
This week I stumbled upon Wanda’s Terrel’s Tweet about Day 2 of #SketchCue & at first thought, “what an opportunity for me to further […]
Linking Reading Log to Spreadsheet
Recently one of my blog readers requested a tutorial about linking a Google Forms Reading Log to a Spreadsheet. They explained they are a new […]
