(sn)Appshots: 5 Favorite iPhone Photo Apps by Kim Cofino By Guest Blogger This past semester break Alex and I traveled to Kerala, India our first holiday in India after living in Asia for the past five years.
Six Simple Ways to Use Cells for Learning by Lisa Nielsen By Guest Blogger Cell phones are my favorite learning tool. You don't have to wait for them to turn on. Everyone knows how to use them.
Top 10 Sites for Images and Clip Art by David Kapuler By Guest Blogger Finding images on the internet for classroom use has been a problem problem for many educators, for reasons such as copyright privileges, inappropriateness, etc.
Apps for Autism By Guest Blogger As a special education teacher working with autistic kids, I have spent many hours trying to find iPad apps that would enhance verbal skills, pragmatics, and how to answer the ”wh” questions.
Stanford Charter School Fails to Make the Grade by Dr. Jim Taylor By Guest Blogger How much more evidence do we need before we conclude that charter schools aren’t the panacea for America’s public education woes that so many believe them to be?
When passion drives instruction no child is left behind by Lisa Nielsen By Guest Blogger School prepared me to be good at school but it did not prepare me for life.
8 Apps to Prepare You for Your Next Presentation or Webmeeting By Guest Blogger I’ll give you their number one advice for free, “It’s all in the preparation!” For this reason, my presentations consume me.
Are you smarter than a screenager? by Lisa Nielsen By Guest Blogger No one knows better than today's screenagers that cell phones are an always available and powerful tool for learning.
Top 10 Self Help Sites for Technology by David Kapuler By Guest Blogger When using technology it is inevitable that one is going to need help.
iPad apps to improve your executive functioning skills By Guest Blogger Whether you're a teacher or student, you likely are looking for ways to improve your executive functioning skills.
Transform Your Classroom Into A Game Show with Student Response Systems by Lisa Nielsen By Guest Blogger What if class was like a game show where the teacher was the host and the students were contestants vying for the coveted prize of knowledge?
Managing the Cell Phone Classroom by Lisa Nielsen By Guest Blogger When using cell phones in the classroom, you must have classroom management procedures in place.
Live Binders Top Ten by David Kapuler By Guest Blogger This is a special blog post on a collaboration between Jennifer Petras and me.
Part 1: Discover More About PBL.. Project Based Learning.. At BIE… It’s A Goldmine Of Resources by Michael Gorman By Guest Blogger
One Stop Website For iPad Resources For Education… There’s Really Is An App For That.. Plus 10 More Sites! by Michael Gorman! By Guest Blogger
Two Crises, Many Connections by Kim Cofino By Guest Blogger I could actually see our building twisting and rolling with the earthquake - walls going one way, floors going another.
Do You Have the Fluency of a Digital Native? Take this test to find out by Lisa Nielsen. By Guest Blogger There's been a lot of talk about the appropriateness of the terms Marc Prensky came up with at the turn of the century, Digital Natives and Digital Immigrants.
Top 10 Educational Apps for Facebook by David Kapuler By Guest Blogger The use of Facebook in education usually brings about some controversy but there is no denying the impact it has on collaboration for its users
Differentiating Instruction is Not Hard if We Tap into Student’s Passions by Lisa Nielsen By Guest Blogger I hear the term differentiating instruction thrown around all the time, but when I go into schools, I often find there’s not necessarily a whole lot of differentiation going on.
