7 Election Lesson Ideas from PBS
I’ve always believed that one of the roles of educators is to help their students become well-informed, curious, and active
I’ve always believed that one of the roles of educators is to help their students become well-informed, curious, and active
It’s no secret that I love Kahoot! Earlier this year I had the chance to speak at their session at
Earlier this year I shared Zzish and I’m so excited to see they have three new updates to their quizzing
Looking to auto-score assessments? Paperscorer is a app that lets teachers generate bubble sheets from quizzes they’ve created. It gives
Are you looking for more online activities for students? The folks at Pairprep provide a tool to quickly turns paper
I love resources designed to make teachers lives easier. The folks at Educeri have put together a terrific online resource
I’m a big fan of tools that help teachers stay organized – especially when it comes to student work. FreshGrade is an
Earlier this year I attended the Hunterdon County EdTech Fest and had the chance to sit in a session led
Technology tools can sometimes cause distractions in the classroom. Even when teachers have created engaging lessons with technology, students can
Coding websites and apps place valuable resources in the hands of students. With mobile and web-browser based tools, students of
Looking for free resources? OpenEd is an open educational resource library for teachers. It contains videos, games and formative assessments
Ready to take coding to the next level? Repl.it Classroom is targeted at skilled high school or higher-ed computer science teachers that
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