The following post was co-authored by EdTechTeacher’s Beth Holland & Tracy Sockalosky and first appeared on Edudemic. When we think about the tools and resources that benefit all learners, certain key attributes come to mind: multiple modalities, scaffolding, communication, collaboration,…
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10 Creative Ways To Use Google Tools To Maximize Learning – from Beth & Tracy on Edudemic
Tagged with: "web 2.0", Differentiation, edtechteacher, Edudemic, Free Technology for Teachers, Google+, Tracy Sockalosky
Posted in Beth Holland, What Does Change Look Like?
Posted in Beth Holland, What Does Change Look Like?
No Email, No Login, No Problem: Elementary iPad Workflow Part 1 – from Beth on Free Tech 4 Teachers
This post first appeared on Free Technology for Teachers. From the beginning, a major challenge of working with iPad is actually working with iPad. Unlike a computer, there are no multi-user logins, no file structures, and no easy way to…
Tagged with: #ettipad, edtechteacher, Free Technology for Teachers, iPad, workflow
Posted in Beth Holland, What Does Change Look Like?
Posted in Beth Holland, What Does Change Look Like?
Weekly Resources – Articles, Tools, & Ideas
We officially shifted into spring/summer mode this past week. Our T21 programs have started to wrap up with final face-to-face workshops, and registrations are streaming in for Summer Workshops. This also means that our writing has diversified as we reflect…
Tagged with: #ettipad, assesment, edtechteacher, Education Week, Edudemic, Free Technology for Teachers, Google+, iPad
Posted in Beth Holland, EdTechTeacher News
Posted in Beth Holland, EdTechTeacher News
Blow the Top Off Your Rubric – from Shawn McCusker on FreeTech4Teachers
This post was originally published on Free Technology for Teachers. Do you have a rubric for that? Rubrics, designed to help teachers grade fairly and convey their learning objectives and performance standards to students, can serve a critical role especially…
Tagged with: assessment, edtechteacher, Free Technology for Teachers, rubric, Shawn McCusker
Posted in What Does Change Look Like?
Posted in What Does Change Look Like?
iPad Resources and Suggestions from EdTechTeacher (10/16-10/23)
It’s hard to believe that the iPad Summit is in less than 2 weeks! There are still a few spots left for the November 6th Pre-Conference workshops. With attendees coming from across the country and abroad, the Summit is going…
Tom Daccord, Director of EdTechTeacher, is an educational technology speaker, instructor, and writer who has worked with schools, districts, colleges and educational organizations in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia.
Justin Reich is the co-founder of EdTechTeacher, a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, and the director of Online Community, Practice and Research at Facing History and Ourselves, an organization devoted to combating bigotry and nurturing democracy through history education.
Greg Kulowiec, an Instructional Trainer & Presenter, brings over eight years of teaching experience as a Social Studies teacher and Technology Integration Specialist to EdTechTeacher, writing about his classroom experiences and offering instructions for teachers.
Beth Holland coordinates all communications for EdTechTeacher - web sites, social media, and newsletters - as well as instructs at workshops, bringing expertise in elementary education as well as working with assistive technologies to the team.
Patrick Larkin brings to EdTechTeacher a wealth of administrative experience in effective technology integration in schools, is a nationally recognized education leader recognized for creating an immersive 1:1 iPad program, and serves as the newly appointed Assistant Superintendent for Learning for Burlington Public Schools in Massachusetts.
