#527 Immersive Reader: visual and grammar options [2/2]
In #522, we introduced the immersive reader. In this post we explore this further by looking at the visual and grammar options within the tool. […]
#522 Immersive reader: Introduction [1/2]
The immersive reader is a fantastic tool that is available within many of the O365 applications. Great for learners at all levels, it offers a […]
Microsoft Education & Open Up Resources partner on English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum pilot
Microsoft Education & Open Up Resources partner on English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum pilot:...
Microsoft Education & Open Up Resources partner on English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum pilot
Microsoft Education & Open Up Resources partner on English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum pilot:...
3 innovative ways to use Microsoft Edu in your classroom
The “Twitterverse” is filled with incredible ideas for using technology in our classrooms. We can find tons of resources for engaging our students with creative […]
Protect Your Eyes with Chrome Extensions
“A high percentage of learners with Dyslexia are complaining about the white background in the new look Google Classroom – is there any way this […]
Teachable Moment Episode 3: Emergency Roster on your cellphone using OneNote
In this Teachable Moment episode, Tammy Brecht Dunbar shows how to use OneNote on your mobile phone to access you class roster in an emergency situation. […]
#492 OneNote: Quickly create multiple pages from a list
In #154 we introduced you to OneNote, a great tool for keeping your notes organised. In this post, we show you how you can create […]
Remote Work with Microsoft Tools
Work from home? If you teach in K-12, probably not. But remote work is a growing trend. Let’s explore Microsoft tools that make it easier. […]
Five OneNote Hacks for Your Classroom
If you are using OneNote with your students, you’re probably already aware of how powerful it is. But just like any program, there may be […]
Go Digital with Cornell Note-Taking and the OneNote App
Back in September, 2016, I had just begun working with Microsoft OneNote to setup a Cornell Notes type page in OneNote Desktop (a.k.a. OneNote 2016). […]
