I was wandering around Facebook recently and was surprised to discover the interest that educators were expressing in creating virtual, Bitmoji classrooms (and office and […]

How are you showcasing student accomplishments in your classroom now? One great way to do so combines video, audio, and text in a simple interface. […]

Did you see School Library Journals blog entry from February 11, 2020? Titled, 18 Tech Tools for Content Creation, Coding, VR, Audio, and Video, it […]

What apps or tools can assist you and your students in tracking how fast you read? In this blog entry, we’ll extend our conversation on […]

I think it is safe to say that this has been a very different school year than what we are used to. Social distancing, sheltering […]

Remote teaching has its challenges. Though you may be able to tweak many of your classroom lessons to work in a remote learning situation, you […]

Wonder what technologies you can blend into high-effect-size instructional strategies? In this blog entry, I revisit the revised Strategies That Work app that you can […]

It’s a big world out there — and there’s plenty to explore, even if you’re stuck at home. In a previous post, we shared some […]

In classrooms today, the goal remains learning how to solve problems together. Authentic learning often involves learners in joint problem solving. We work together towards […]

 Dear TCEA Responds: I would be interested in learning how to do a book club with my students online. I want to focus on short […]

“I have been able to give personal feedback on all 85 of my kids’ work today in under 90 minutes,” says Karen Ervin. “They can […]

If you need more nonfiction content for your remote learning classroom, several online providers of nonfiction have made resources available for K-12 education. In this […]