There are powerful ways that educators can leverage digital technologies and resources to help support families.
Communication & Support for Families with Google for EDU
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Creating Station Rotations with Google for EDU
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Station Rotations are one of the most effective classroom strategies that educators can integrate into their practice to support personalized, differentiated, and high-quality student learning. According to the research from […]
Utilizing Google Sheets to Design Learning Experiences in the Secondary Classroom
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Google Sheets offers a variety of options for designing learning experiences that facilitate the monitoring of student progress, as well as opportunities for giving timely and effective feedback.
Google Classroom Features To Monitor Progress and Provide Feedback in the Secondary Classroom
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Google Classroom provides educators with multiple opportunities to monitor student progress and provide timely, targeted feedback.
Monitoring Student Understanding with Google Forms in the Secondary Classroom
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Google Forms is a fantastic tool that can be used to design formative assessment opportunities. With both pre and post teaching assessment strategies, as well as opportunities to check for understanding within the learning experience, educators can design activities that differentiate instruction for students while collecting important data along the way.
What’s Next in EdTech – March Episode Now Live
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We are excited to announce that our new monthly EdTechTeacher show “What’s Next in EdTech” is now streaming live on Youtube! In each episode, we highlight exciting news and resources in the world of educational technology. Each fast-paced episode will be 15-20 minutes and include a show notes document that curates all of the resources mentioned during the episode.
“What’s Next in EdTech” – Catch Our New Monthly Show on YouTube Live!
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We are excited to announce that our new monthly EdTechTeacher show “What’s Next in EdTech” is now streaming live on Youtube! In each episode, we highlight exciting news and resources in the world of educational technology. Each fast-paced episode will be 15-20 minutes and include a show notes document that curates all of the resources mentioned during the episode.
Educator’s Guide to Sutori
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When considering the value and impact of edtech tools and platforms, I always take a close look at the following factors:
- Does the tool enable teacher’s and students to actively create and engage with others?
- Is the tool simple and intuative to use?
- Does the tool integrate seemlessly with the other powerful educational technologies widely used by teachers.
I recently had the opportunity to take a deep dive into a tool called Sutori. This resource is an emphatic “yes” to all of the questions above. It is a versatile content and multimedia creation tool. It enables students to interact with content in various ways while also having the opportunity to collaborate and engage with other classmates. It works great with other commonly used tools such as Quizlet, Padlet, and Edpuzzle.
Podcasting & PBL
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Post by EdTechTeacher Instructor Tom Driscoll (@TomDriscollEDU) In my latest session of our EdTechTeacher Back to School webinar series, I took participants on a dive into “Podcasting with PBL”. Our […]
Virtual Tours with Google for EDU
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As part of our EdTechTeacher Back to School webinar series, I recently led a “Virtual Tours with Google for EDU” session. You can check out the video archive of this 30-minute webinar here!