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5 Technology Workflows Your School Needs

Vizor

Reading Time: 4 minutes As schools order Chromebooks to include in their curriculums, it’s important that schools are ready to implement new technology workflows. This is ideal to get right BEFORE getting the Chromebooks. You purchase hundreds, if not thousands, of Chromebooks. Distribution. Picture this. A spreadsheet?

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The Case for PDFs in Class Revisited

Ask a Tech Teacher

The most dependable method of accessing resources is through programs preloaded onto the local computer or available as PDFs that are easily shared. This might be to save money on maintenance or to make them accessible from anywhere or any number of other great reasons, but the change results in the problems I’ve mentioned.

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World Productivity Day is Monday June 20th - here is how I use Evernote to be highly productive

Educational Technology Guy

My daily work devices are a Chromebox, Chromebook and Pixel 5 smartphone. I have Evernote web open to Home when I log into my Chromebook and I can see my schedule and tasks and access all of my frequently used notes. This makes accessing and viewing these files much easier and faster.

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This teacher has her kindergarteners building web pages on Chromebooks #Gafe4littles

The CoolCatTeacher

Kindergarteners making web pages – and more – on their Chromebooks! Kindergarteners and Chromebooks – Yes #Gafe4littles works. What can young children do on Chromebooks with GAFE? How do you start with kindergarteners and Chromebooks? That’s all technology is, it’s just another tool.

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The Chromebook Crusades: How to Win the War Against Technology

Edsurge

I always knew there was a place for technology in my classroom—and not just for typing papers. Yet when my school district began to push for integrating more technology into lessons, I initially refused; I dug my heels in and said no. Our 1200+ students would begin the 2016-2017 school year armed with a fleet of shiny new Chromebooks.

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Technology I'm using daily as a School District CIO

Educational Technology Guy

It combines my experience as a teacher and educational technology specialist, as well as my 10 years as an engineer and project manager, into one very exciting, busy, crazy, rewarding job. I am responsible for the IT department, as well as coordinating with the data teams and all technology issues and projects.

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Technology I use on a Daily Basis - 2016 Version

Educational Technology Guy

In the past, I've written about the technology I use on a daily basis (see bottom of page for links). In this role, I work with schools on selecting and implementing technology solutions to improve teaching and learning. I do a lot of research on best practices in education and technology and do a decent amount of traveling.