Teacher Reboot Camp
JUNE 2, 2017
This summer I will be publishing my new book, Hacking Digital Learning Strategies: 10 Ways to Launch EdTech Missions in Your Classroom , which describes the process of teaching with learning missions in more detail. Get your copy of my current books, The 30 Goals for Teachers and Learning to Go. 52 Web Tools and Apps.
Kathy Schrock
AUGUST 19, 2020
Since many K-12 schools and universities may still be including some type of remote or blended teaching and learning in the education mix for this coming school year, having a document camera can help support both the students in the classroom and those watching online. Or they may need to record the lesson for student review, too!
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The Electric Educator
SEPTEMBER 6, 2010
It has within its vaults every book published in the English language after 1911, and a lot of those published before that time. Little elves" work underground to catalog and retrieve the books. Ironically, however, the books of the Bodleian are organized, not by subject, author, date, or publisher, but by size.
Ask a Tech Teacher
OCTOBER 17, 2017
The first time I ran into these was with a link checker called AbleBits.com to find dead links in my tech ed books. This includes DropBox, Google Drive, Poll Everywhere, Camtasia, and Adobe Stock. This is great for teachers who use PowerPoint for flipped classrooms, snow days, subs, or other lesson planning. Ink Equations.
EdTechTeacher
SEPTEMBER 29, 2016
Many teachers send notes home to parents and students at the beginning of the year as a means of introducing themselves, sharing information, or describing classroom policies and procedures. Plus, screenshots can never get lost in a book bag! Techsmith’s Snagit and Camtasia are also wonderful paid options for screencasts.
Graphite Blog
MAY 23, 2016
Many of us wonder if we can we bring joy back into our classrooms. Passion Projects also have the power to change the climate of your classroom as students learn more about each other and their interests. Finding Joy in the Classroom in 5 Steps Brainstorm. When the final bell rang and you didn’t want to leave?
Graphite Blog
MAY 23, 2016
Many of us wonder if we can bring joy back into our classrooms. Passion projects also have the power to change the climate of your classroom as students learn more about each other and their interests. Finding Joy in the Classroom in Five Steps Brainstorm. When the final bell rang and you didn't want to leave?
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