What is Listenwise and How Does It Work? Best Tips and Tricks By Luke Edwards published 26 July 21 Listenwise lets students listen and read while learning at the same time.
Quizlet: Best Tips And Tricks For Teaching By Luke Edwards published 23 July 21 The best Quizlet tips and tricks are here to make teaching easier and more engaging with the power of flash cards.
What is Quizlet and How Can I Teach With It? By Luke Edwards published 23 July 21 Quizlet is a study set creation tool for students and teachers that gives lots of freedom to create.
Post-Pandemic Edtech Tools: What to Consider By Ray Bendici published 22 July 21 When buying and implementing edtech tools post-pandemic, education leaders need to connect with users, gather data, and be mindful of equity.
Summer Reading Recommendations By Melissa Jacobs published 20 July 21 The more you read, the more you know - summer reading recommendations for students and teachers from Melissa Jacobs, NYC DOE Director of Library Services
QUICK-Comments: What Is It and How Can Teachers Use It? By Erik Ofgang published 20 July 21 QUICK-Comments, a new tool in ASSISTments, is designed to help teachers give more individualized feedback to students on open-ended math questions
Grant Proposals: 9 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Writing By Gwen Solomon published 19 July 21 When crafting grant proposals, asking yourself the right questions before you start can help improve your chance of success
What is BandLab for Education? Best Tips and Tricks By Luke Edwards published 19 July 21 BandLab for Education is a music focused learning tool that helps students progress independently, anywhere.
Reimagining Education: What to Keep/What to Ditch By Matthew X. Joseph published 15 July 21 When reimagining education, the focus needs to be on finding and keeping the best learning practices
What is MindMeister for Education? Best Tips and Tricks By Luke Edwards published 12 July 21 MindMeister is a mind mapping tool that works well in the classroom and beyond.
Flipgrid Lesson Plan for Upper Elementary and Middle School Classes By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 12 July 21 This Flipgrid Lesson Plan is designed to help educators implement the digital tool into their instruction
Wikipedia: 4 Reasons to Use it In the Classroom By Erik Ofgang published 9 July 21 From media literacy to source bias evaluation, Wikipedia is a great classroom tool that more educators should embrace.
What is Kialo? Best Tips and Tricks By Luke Edwards published 7 July 21 Kialo is a powerful online debate and argument structuring tool with Kialo Edu aimed specifically at class use.
How to Reduce Teacher Stress By Erik Ofgang published 6 July 21 A Rand Corporation report found that one in four teachers expected to leave their jobs this summer, highlighting the need for more SEL initiatives targeted at educators.
What is AudioBoom? Best Tips and Tricks By Luke Edwards published 2 July 21 AudioBoom lets students and teachers easily create podcasts and access those of others
WeVideo Tips and Tricks for Teachers By Luke Edwards published 1 July 21 Get the best out of WeVideo for teaching with these top tips.
What is a Bitmoji Classroom and How Can I Build One? By Luke Edwards published 1 July 21 The fun remote learning Bitmoji classroom experience is yours to use, here's how.
How Can TikTok Be Used in the Classroom? By Luke Edwards published 1 July 21 Use the TikTok musical video app to engage students in the classroom and beyond.
How to Boost Creativity In the Classroom By Matthew X. Joseph, Alfonso Mendoza published 30 June 21 Boosting creativity in the classroom is essential and easy with the right apps, websites, and best practices
What is iCivics and How Does It Work? Best Tips and Tricks By Luke Edwards published 30 June 21 iCivics is a powerful lesson plan tool for teachers that can help engage students better.
