A comic, a meme, and fast entry/exit tickets – Top 3 of the Week
https://eduk8.me/2021/02/time-for-netflix-comic/
https://eduk8.me/2021/02/upcoming-evaluation-eduk8meme/
https://eduk8.me/2021/02/fast-entry-exit-tickets-with-google-forms-youtube/
I’ve been thinking about the questions that drive my work a lot of late. I’m wondering which are really worth pursuing, as in which do I think actually have an answer that is within reach of both my feeble brain and my time left on Earth. (Change in schools is very slow, in case you…
Auto-playing videos have become the “punch the monkey” of today, read on to learn how to stop auto-playing videos in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari! We’ve all been there, browsing news.google.com and clicking on a news article when WHAM, a video starts playing. Not only is it annoying, you usually have your volume turned up, annoying everyone….
5 Common Uses Of Technology In The Classroom & How We Screw Them Up How many of these uses of technology are being used/misused in your district? Ten TED Talks for educators in 2017 You can never have enough TED. My conference checklist – 2017 edition Always something new to try at a conference!
Calculator apps are funny, you don’t think about them until you need them, and then you want them to work fast and then get out of your way. Calculator for Google Chrome works well for that. Once installed, Calculator adds an app that you can launch from Google Chrome that does what it says it does, and…
Reddit is a curious beast. It’s an online discussion forum where people can congregate around particular topics. Although I would be cautious using Reddit with students (the language and topics can most definitely be inappropriate), teachers may find it a good resource to find answers to tough questions or to catch up on news. Here…