Learn from Pixar on how to make your own Flipbook
When I was in elementary school, we had workbooks for everything. I created flipbooks all the time in them.
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The ballpoint pen
Fountain pens were a stylish statement but messy and impractical. Their replacement was a stroke of design genius perfectly in time for the era of mass production. Source: The cheap pen that changed writing forever – BBC Future A fascinating look at one of the best educational technology tools ever invented, the ballpoint pen. Whenever…
Education deals on Apple products for back to school
Apple’s Back to School promotion has ironically dropped before some school districts have even finished this year, and it’s… Meh. By purchasing an eligible Mac, iPad or iPhone for college, you get a free pair of Beats headphones. There are two versions of the headphones that you can receive depending on the product you purchase….
Are you or your students afraid of public speaking? Check out the free eBook Demystifying Public Speaking
Source: Demystifying Public Speaking by Lara Callender Hogan Lara Hogan’s Demystifying Public Speaking has been available as a physical book, and you can now read it for free online. I’ve done plenty of presentations in front of people, and after reading through this book, I realize what an amateur I’ve been. This book is chock…
MakeUseOf has a collection of 24 Google Docs Templates that could be very useful for you and students
It’s all too easy to waste time formatting your Google documents. Others have already put together some excellent templates for your use. If you use Google Docs, here are 24 time-saving templates that’ll let you get on with using the documents, rather than struggling to put them together. Source: 24 Google Docs Templates That Will…
Hunting your goals
Hunting Your Goals Using Persistence Can you imagine it? That instead of hunting a wild animal with a gun, bow, or spear, hunters pursue their prey to the point of utter fatigue? That, after expelling all of its powerful energy, the animal is beaten due to sheer weariness of physical strength. While I can’t fathom…
Using feedback to help students learn
How To Give Students Specific Feedback That Actually Helps Them Learn To tell a student “great job”or “this needs work” is a missed opportunity. Everyone loves to hear they did a great job. And perhaps your student really did nail this latest assignment. But the problem with “great job” is this: it’s not specific. There…