Teach Talk: Ready, Set, Zoom! With Google Docs and Slides
As the semester is upon us, being prepared to teach on Zoom is essential. The synchronous time you spend in Zoom with your students should […]
Let’s Hang! Collaborative Learning with Hangouts!
“Videos provide greater engagement than text or images for the simple reason that it combines audio, video and text.”- Amit Garg With Hangouts and Hangouts on Air you […]
14 Tools and Resources to Get Students to Create Instructional Videos
“Animation offers a medium of storytelling and visual entertainment which can bring pleasure and information to people of all ages everywhere in the world.” – […]
ISTE Highlights: Tips for Effective Blended Learning
This morning, I attended the Blended Learning Panel moderated by Vicki Davis with panelists- Thomas Arnett, Jonathan Bergmann, Mike Gwaltney, Aaron Sams, and Stephanie Sandifer. […]
Viral Videos: Creating Videos That Your Students Will Watch.
Millennials watch 11.3 hours of online video a week! With the average YouTube video at 4 minutes long, that means they are watching about 171 […]
The Great Homework Debate: Where Does Authenticity Meet Redundancy?
Source: anotherplace.tv It may seem counterintuitive, but homework doesn’t get nearly the attention it deserves. For all the well-intentioned noise, the Great Homework Debate is […]
006 – Resonance and Flipped Classes
In Episode 6 we look at whether or not we need to resonate with the things that other people seem to, and we explore the basics of the […]
10 Ways To Use The Meerkat Streaming Video App In Education
Source: Meerkat The new Meerkat app has taken the tech world by storm. Especially in the cubicles of Silicon Valley and the newsrooms of political […]
If Parents Can Work From Home, Why Can't Students? A Snow Day Doesn't Have To Be A "No" Day
Source: ASIDE 2015 We have another snow day today. The relentless snow this winter has forced many schools into crisis mode. Teachers are panicking about […]
