Merry Christmas!
Similar Posts
Creating useful PDFs from websites
There are times when you will want to share a website to your students as a PDF. It’s a good way to make sure they are all looking at the same information. Once they have a PDF, they can mark it up and add their own notes to the page. However, getting a clean PDF…
STEM, StoryBots, and GSuite Sites – Top 3 for the week
Elementary classroom STEM challenges Twenty eight ideas for STEM activities in the elementary classroom. StoryBots Classroom is FREE for Teachers Videos, games and other activities for the PreK – 1 classroom. Introducing GSuite for Education Sites Google has modernized several features in the new GSuite Sites.
8. Listen to Podcasts (13 Ways Teachers Can Hack Their Learning)
Listen to Podcasts is part 8 of 13 Ways Teachers Can Hack Their Learning. Hot on the heels of RSS is Podcasts, a technology that relies on RSS to work. What are podcasts? The idea of podcasts has been around since the 1980s, but what is now commonly referred to as podcasts started in the…
What do the Twitter changes mean to you?
Twitter announced several upcoming changes to the format of the Tweet and how tweets will be treated in the future. The goal is to open up more characters to be used in the tweet itself. Replies When you reply to a tweet, the @USERNAMEs will not count as characters in the tweet. The limit will…
Managing Edtech, free ebooks, and a comic – Top 3 of the Week
https://eduk8.me/2020/01/eric-sheningers-tips-for-managing-edtech-in-the-classroom/ https://eduk8.me/2020/01/epic-offers-free-ebooks-and-reading-activities-for-teachers/ https://eduk8.me/2020/01/comic-going-back/
Misconceptions About Genius Hour – A.J. JULIANI
Yet, there are often times when I’ll speak to a group about Genius Hour, write a post, or have a conversation online with teachers or school leaders that have serious misconceptions about Genius Hour. This is by no means an indictment, as we all (me included) have misconceptions about different types of learning, projects, and…