Google Drawings is like a blank slate. It’s a simple digital sheet of paper just waiting for your images and text. In this episode of […]
Think of the most important languages students could learn to prepare them for the future. What makes your list? Chinese? Arabic? Spanish? (Deep down inside, […]
I had a pile of assessments to mark (grade). I knew was going to take the best part of four hours to get done. I […]
Through a partnership earlier this year with Project Tomorrow and the impressive national research project, Speak Up, we’ve found that student use of school-provided technology […]
A teacher sent me a link to a video recently. I think it was probably from Teachers Pay Teachers, and she asked, “How do you […]
If you haven’t noticed, with the launch of our new website earlier this month, we’ve renamed our popular case studies to Success Stories. The goal […]
The education world is starting to get used to Google Classroom. It was released in August 2014 to much fanfare and basic features. Since then, […]
School leaders have an ironclad legal requirement to ensure student safety and privacy when using online tools for learning known as CIPA, the Children’s Internet […]
Earlier this year, Google announced that it has more than 70 million G Suite for Education users worldwide. This number has increased from 50 million in […]
When you’re using Google Classroom to manage your class’s workflow, there’s a lot going on. There are assignments and announcements that you’ve created. There are […]
Earlier this year, Google announced that it has more than 70 million G Suite for Education users worldwide. This number has increased from 50 million in […]
One of the hooks from the book Teach Like a PIRATE that’s most memorable to me is the Board Message Hook. In a book about engaging students, […]