Strengthen Student Typing Skills in Your District
If you want to help students learn how to type, there is a typing skills platform full of engaging games and activities with a free trial.
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If you want to help students learn how to type, there is a typing skills platform full of engaging games and activities with a free trial.
Students can create a multimedia presentation to showcase their knowledge and creativity. Create a video essay with students with free tools.
Hear about nine digital tools to help educators build a resource collection for students and tips for choosing great content to share.
Six apps and websites to make video journals alongside a few more reasons why video journals are worth considering.
From providing time for students to read independently to exploring new vocabulary, you can integrate literacy skills into a science lesson.
Learn seven things teachers can do with ChatGPT tomorrow to save time completing your daily tasks inside and outside of the classroom.
Learn how to use artificial intelligence to block digital distractions, manage digital learning environments, and help students and teachers.
Looking for a meme lesson plan? Antimatter is a free tool that gives students a shared canvas to work and build on each other’s ideas.
Hear plenty of flexible and diverse strategies for encouraging creativity in writers of all skill levels with and without digital tools.
Can you use the popular AI tool ChatGPT to save time? Here are ten quick time-saving tips for teachers to try out this school year.
Two former educators share about the science of reading and the exciting ways spelling, technology and classroom instruction work together.
IT asset management is a crucial part of any plan for purchasing and distributing digital assets to students and staff members.
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