
3 Social Media Inspired Student Projects – Easy EdTech Podcast 192
Hear how students can create graphics, write captions, and record videos for student projects inspired by social media!
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Hear how students can create graphics, write captions, and record videos for student projects inspired by social media!

In a classroom setting, educators can use ethical monitoring practices to support teaching and learning in all subject areas across devices.

Garrett Smiley, the co-founder and CEO of Sora Schools, shares tips on how to help students become change makers.

I love activities connected to the seasons and today on the blog, I’ve pulled together six winter activities perfect for student readers.

A new two-way communication tool for teachers transcends language barriers and makes it easy for everyone to stay in touch.

Educator Peg Grafwallner joins to unpack the term productive struggle and what it looks like in every content area – from ELA to PE.

Kendra Grant joins to chat about how teachers can help students take ownership of their learning with a Universal Design for Learning (UDL).

It’s that time of year, and I have a brand new teacher gift guide to share with you! It includes low-cost gifts and techy favorites.

The tools on this list are excellent for building a collection for students of classroom resources to help them learn about a new topic.

Hear favorite tips for creating screencasts to bring content to life for students and some favorite tools to make screencasting happen.

The creativity challenge for November combines the popular interactive learning tool Pear Deck and Adobe Express this month.

Fred Fransen, CEO of Certell, joins to discuss how to support teachers with classroom management, engagement, and actionable data collection.
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