Google Apps Summer Camp: Calendar
Editorial Note: This post originally appeared on GettingSmart.com. You can view it here. A blog post about calendars seems about as exciting as a documentary about sand, unless the calendar being...
View ArticleEncouraging Reflective Learning with Podcasts
Editorial Note: This post originally appeared on Getting Smart. You can view it here. It’s no secret that students today belong to a very tech-savvy generation. Whether a consequence of an increased...
View ArticleEducators Continue Innovating with App Smashing
Editorial Note: This post originally published on Getting Smart. You can view it here. Teachers are relentless in their pursuit of innovation. They seek after solutions to perceived or previously...
View ArticleHow Quest-Based Learning is Improving Student Achievement
Editorial Note: This post originally appeared on Smart Blogs. You can view it here. There is a common imperative given to teachers to leave no child behind. This alludes to getting all of our students...
View ArticleGoogle Apps Summer Camp: Drive
Editorial Note: This post originally appeared on GettingSmart.com. You can view it here. In the first two installments of the Google Apps Summer Camp blog series, I wrote about Gmail and Calendar, two...
View ArticleHow Teachers Use Paper Blogging to Promote Student Voice
Editorial Note: This post originally appeared on GettingSmart.com. You can view it here. With how much connected educators (myself included) refer to blogging with students as if it were a common...
View Article4 Free Web Tools for Student Portfolios
Editorial Note: This post originally appeared on Edutopia.org. You can view it here. I still have every single project I ever completed in preschool. My dad collected them and kept each one in a...
View ArticleGet Rolling with SPRK Programming Curriculum
Robotics and programming have quickly become the project du jour of classrooms and students at all levels. There are a number of different platforms and websites to introduce students to the world of...
View ArticleA “Tech-Savvy” District Is . . .
Having recently accepted a new job as a Technology Integration Specialist at a school district which serves as a model of educational technology use for the state of Idaho, the learning curve for me is...
View ArticleWhen IT Hits the Fan with Technology (and lines of symmetry)
I spent the day presenting at a summer institute in Ontario, Oregon, where hundreds of educators were eager to add to their knowledge and understanding of best classroom practices. But little did I...
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