Can students reuse someone else’s work?
Can students reuse someone else’s work in their own creations? When would doing so run afoul of copyright laws? If
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Can students reuse someone else’s work in their own creations? When would doing so run afoul of copyright laws? If
What does it look like to prepare students to navigate the digital world? This is a question I often tackle
Buckle up! Buncee has some exciting news. This powerful, yet easy-to-use, cloud-based creation and presentation tool has recently added a
Creation-based tasks promote higher-order thinking, encourage collaboration, and connect students to real-world learning. Whether you’re teaching in a project-based learning
Earlier this year I shared TinyTap, a fantastic creation tools for teachers and students. They’ve just launched Insights, a data management tool
Last year I introduced Frolyc, a very cool teacher tool for creating lesson based activities and shared their premium offerings. Frolyc continues
Start the new year off with activities that develop empathy in your students. A kindness journal is a great activity to work on empathy.
is fantastic video creation tool that lets educators and students make their own tutorials, in-class presentations, and so much more. Users
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