Ed photos for the week You are the only one who can use your ability… We can be the bright spot! Start where you are. You Hold The Key to Who You Will Be Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel and join your fellow educators on the Eduk8me email list! […]
I wanted a quick way to record tasks and an easy way to see what needs to be done, and I’ve done both with Gmail. Prerequisites This article will cover setting up Gmail, but the procedures will work with any email account that supports filters. I use plus aliasing for the recipient email address in […]
Is this getting too long for one day? I’ve been debating on whether to turn it into a Monday and Friday sort of thing. What do you think? Internet Travels Edcerpts are my weekly round up of interesting links and ideas I discovered on the internet. It is published on Mondays for the previous week […]
Ed photos for the week Reminder: It’s okay to make mistakes as a T. Increase leadership visibility Supporting success Temp-Check Check-in Math Professors: “Students are too lazy to read the syllabus.” Also professors: My 5 year old in kindergarten.. oof. Differentiation Remember to celebrate even the smallest victories… Coffee is like… Progress… Books… Be sure […]
Breaking up is hard to do, so I totally understand why people don’t want to give up Twitter. I’m in the same boat, I don’t want to either. But, can we make the experience better? Yes we can. For you, algorithms, and suggested tweets My main problem with Twitter, and it seems to be getting […]
It’s great that we all have a device in our pocket that is as powerful as our current computers. But, it also leads to a terrible work-life balance if you are using it for work, so what are your options? Setting up a separate work phone A few years ago I realized that I didn’t […]
Internet Travels Edcerpts are my weekly round up of interesting links and ideas I discovered on the internet. It is published on Mondays for the previous week Apps First up this week is two YouTube playlists on getting the most out of Google Slides and Microsoft Powerpoint. Richard Byrne over at Free Technology for Teachers […]
Ed photos for the week Reading? Assessing – “…will better align instruction with assessments” means “will facilitate teaching to the test.” Imagine being so clueless about learning, or so beholden to the imperative of corporate profit, that you talk about this as if it’s a good thing. NEW @educationweek post: “Classroom Cellphone Use Is Fraught. […]
LuminPDF is free for students and teachers to use to edit and annotate PDFs Free for educators Back in April of 2022 LuminPDF announced that all of the premium features of LuminPDF were now free for educators and students in their classroom. After filling out a short form on their website they’ll be able to […]
Here is the absolute most fastest way to open up files from your Google Drive, especially files like Google docs, Google sheets, etc. The Google Drive app There are two ways to access Google Drive, through the browser or through the app. A lot of people only interact with Google drive through the browser, but […]