Mystery Skypes can break down a classroom's walls and open students up to the world. They're easy to set up and can be transformational.One of […]
We had been preparing for spring student led conferences for months. Feedback had been reviewed. Plans had been coordinated. Schedules The post Switching to online […]
Standard 3-part story-driven post: 1) what it is, 2) what it looks like in a school, 3) how to do it in your school The […]
While I couldn't be at Flipcon16 in Allen, Texas in person, I was able to converse with flipped learning pioneer Aaron Sams, Flipcon keynote speaker […]
Motivating students around goals by connecting schools Many Vermont students have worked hard this year establishing personal and academic goals as an important part of […]
As more and more school move to Chromebooks we receive lots of requests for chrome compatible programs and applications. In a time of transition to […]
What are your thoughts on this – moderation and/or facilitation of MOOCs? Considering the time, effort, and cost of developing these free courses (more information […]
This is the first post in what will organically grow into some sort of blogging monster, on my first year as a GClassroom user. Enjoy […]
What can educators do with Google Hangout? Much like being friends on social media, physical proximity has little to do connecting people with other people. […]
Let this powerful tool save you time There are a plethora of screencasting tools available for Mac, PC and Chromebook, but one way to create a […]
Two years ago, our middle level team undertook a pilot project to begin work on personal learning plans (PLPs). Under the guidance of James Nagle, […]
Students are connecting with audiences much bigger than their school communities every day. They tweet, share photos on Instagram and write comments on various websites. […]