This post is in partnership with Project Pals. All opinions are my own. Have you thought about incorporating project-based learning into your classroom this year? Whether you’re teaching face-to-face or supporting students with distance learning, there is a fantastic platform you can try out for free! In this post we’ll explore the online Project-Based Learning […]
This post is in partnership with Whiteboard.Chat. All opinions are my own. Are you teaching remotely this year or leading a classroom where students use their own devices? The team behind Whiteboard.Chat reached out to me at the beginning of the school year. They’ve developed a platform for educators and students to help teachers and […]
This post is sponsored by Capstone Publishing. All opinions are my own. Are you looking for an easier way to find and share educational resources with students? Whether you are teaching face-to-face in a classroom or supporting students with distance learning, Capstone Connect makes it easier than ever to locate high-quality resources for students. Capstone […]
This post is partnership with Circadence. All opinions are my own. What does it look like to use gamified career training during distance learning? I connected with the team at Circadence earlier this year, and I’m excited to tell you about their platform. From independent study opportunities for students to cybersecurity and computer science electives, […]
I’ve had the pleasure of working with this company. All opinions are my own. With so many more teachers jumping into Google Classroom this year, I wanted to share a quick tip to personalize this space. Google Classroom lets you update the theme to help differentiate your classes. This way, students can see on their […]
This post is in partnership with Bakpax, all opinions are my own. What do grading and feedback look like in your face-to-face or virtual classroom? As a classroom teacher, reviewing student work took up a big chunk of my time. Having a clear understanding of where students were at and what they were struggling with […]
So much has changed in the past year, and even those eight words seem like an understatement. This spring and summer, I’ve snapped a few pictures of my home workspace to share my desk setup and new remote teaching and learning items. If you’ve followed along for the past few years, you know that my […]
How can you create activities that engage students during online classes? Making sure that students are interested in and excited about the content you share is essential. You can create an environment for online learning that is visual, engaging, and fun. Earlier this spring, the folks at Raptivity reached out to me to share two […]
Over the past few months, remote learning has been front of mind for so many educators. With lots of available resources to support this work, I’m excited to spotlight some of the fantastic free resources from Microsoft Education. They have new remote learning webinars and a remote learning community for educators. At the end of March, […]
What does it look like to set up a distance learning program in your school or district? Educators across the world are tackling unprecedented challenges. And the concept of distance learning has come to the forefront of our conversations. If you already use Microsoft products with your students or are looking to dive in deeper, […]