#MathematicalSongs Look what showed up in “Trends for you” on Twitter this morning! I collected a few of my favorite #mathematicalsongs. If your school blocks Twitter, you won’t be able to see the content of this post. Override your filter or try viewing it at home. #mathematicalsongs Got a Favorite #MathematicalSong? Please share in the… Read more
Create a YouTube Channel for your Class! Guest Post by Nicole LaFave In my first year of teaching, I’d spend hours each week gluing and taping student work on the walls in and outside my room. As technology progressed and my students created less work with pens and markers, I began to look for new… Read more
Twitter in the Classroom: Engage Your Screenagers in 140 Characters or Less ISTE 2014 Twitter in the Classroom Poster – ISTE 2014 (Click to Enlarge) New to Twitter? Start here: How to Use Twitter – A great guide for the absolute beginner. Howcast: How to use Twitter (video) – A screencast of all the basics… Read more
Overview: As teachers look for more ways to gain and sustain the attention of learners , many educators complain that they are in constant competition with cell phones, texting, and social media. Even the most restrictive of personal electronic device policies doesn’t seem to prevent students from accessing social media at school. This white paper looks at the potential for using cellphones, texting, and social media as teens… Read more
“Twitter is one of my best professional development tools!” That statement generated the most questions as I spoke with several educators and administrators at a recent conference about the best ways to stay current in the ever-changing world of Ed Tech. It really is my Personal Learning Network (PLN). The USC Rossier School of Education… Read more
