
Hacking Google for Education: Education Book Spotlight
This weekend I had the chance to see the authors of Hacking Google for Education: 99 Ways to Leverage Google Tools
This weekend I had the chance to see the authors of Hacking Google for Education: 99 Ways to Leverage Google Tools
Last year I shared a special fraction game for students called Fog Stone Isle from the folks at Cignition. They’ve developed an online virtual world to help students in fifth and sixth grade master fraction concepts. With summer break approaching, the Cignition team is working hard to make sure teachers have…
Over the past few months I’ve used Recap when leading teacher workshops to demonstrate the power of technology to elevate formative assessment practices. Well the folks at Recap haven’t just upgraded their awesome video reflection tool, they’ve greatly expanded the platform to provide a space for teachers to create interactive…
As a classroom teacher Nearpod was a go-to tool for both whole group and small group instruction. During my first
This past year I’ve had the chance to connect with the awesome folks at Kiddom. As you wrap up this school year and prepare for a new group of students, you’ll definitely want to check out Kiddom’s Planner to plan ahead for the next school year. Whether you’re packing up…
Edcite is a free website that allows teachers to find, customize, and create digital assignments featuring technology-enhanced questions. Teachers can
At the beginning of this month I shared the modern data analytics tool Schoolrunner, which provides schools and districts with actionable data
You’ve probably heard the term LMS or learning management system used in the field of education technology. A Learning Management
How are you including peer feedback in your classroom? Peer feedback gives students an opportunity to share their work with
Nearpod is an amazing tool for teachers that helps you create engaging, interactive lessons for your classroom. As an elementary
Are you using a blended learning program in your classroom? Lexia Reading Core5 is a research-based program for students in PreK
How do share your favorite lesson ideas with colleagues? Videos make it easy to capture ideas and share them with
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