
How to Create a Digital Checklist with Google Forms
Google Forms is one of my favorite tools because it is super customizable and can help you stay organized. In
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Google Forms is one of my favorite tools because it is super customizable and can help you stay organized. In
In this episode, I’ll share participation strategies to try out when students are working on their own, or through self-paced
In this episode, you’ll hear strategies that boost engagement and increase participation during live video lessons and synchronous instruction. If
In this episode, I’ll share tips for checking for understanding while students learn online. Whether you are part of a
This post is in partnership with Key Understanding. All opinions are my own. Made by teachers for teachers, Keyset’s Google
In this episode, you’ll learn about tech-friendly peer feedback strategies for any classroom. You’ll also hear about EdTech resources that
EdTech tools have altered the way we think about teaching and learning in the classroom, but sometimes these powerful devices
Seesaw is one of my favorite tools to share with educators. I love using Seesaw in professional development sessions. If
Are you looking for activities your students will love? With differentiated math and reading activities for kids, eSpark has you
Do you Kahoot? For back-to-school this year, Kahoot has announced some big updates and new features. In this blog post,
If we’ve met before you might know a little bit about how my work in a one-to-one classroom, using iPads
What does it look like to check for understanding with digital tools? Manual question generation is definitely time-consuming. Although there
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