How It's Done: Enrichment - It’s Good for the Sole By Sascha Zuger The challenge took students through an online environment of the sport; set up with milestones and labs to uncover information needed to create deliverables.
Engineering for Social Good Project #1: Empowering Fine Motor Control Using "Drawdio" By Ramsey Musallam
How It’s Done: Using Tech-PBL to Reach Struggling Students By Sascha Zuger Using tech tools to enhance project-based learning helped one teacher personalize lessons and reach all her students, regardless of knowledge gaps and multi-level abilities.
Distance Learning Field Trip: WWII Museum @WWIIMuseum By Lisa Nielsen Schools can take advantage of four distance learning programs as follows:
Curated Content Decreases Teacher Planning Time By Annie Galvin Teich Teachers love the new curated content channels.
How It’s Done: Tech’s Gone Country - AR/VR in Rural Ed By Sascha Zuger One rural district opened the world to their students using augmented and virtual reality elements to enrich core subjects and prepare them for the future.
Over 40 STEAM Resources: Creative Thinking, STEM, and PBL at FETC 2020 By Michael Gorman STEAM brings out the skills of creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication that are so important.
How It’s Done: Put the PD in Podcasting By Sascha Zuger After brainstorming ways to peer coach, two virtual charter school teachers use their affinity for distance learning tech and podcasting to reach fellow educators around the country.
Creativity: Facilitating and Assessing the 21st Century Skills in Education By Michael Gorman “Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.” – Albert Einstein
How It's Done: PE and Tech, Winning Teammates By Sascha Zuger One school shows that phys ed and technology don’t have to compete for student’s attention; they are shooting for the same goal.
How It’s Done: Reading Students through Digital Storytelling By Sascha Zuger One broadcast journalism teacher uses digital storytelling to share the world with his students, and his students with the world. In the process, he learns the stories of the students as well as their subjects.
Digital Learning Resources for January 2020 By Deborah Marshall and Lisa McKnight Ward Explore digital learning resources for January 2020 and preview February's list.
Use GRASPS for Real-World Assessment By Lisa Nielsen Innovative educators understand that there is more to learning than processed worksheets and tests.
How It's Done: Ensuring Reliable Connectivity for Classrooms By Sascha Zuger Aging infrastructure could no longer support state testing and digital learning initiatives.
How It’s Done: Sharing Lessons with SMART Learning Suite By Sascha Zuger Learn how one district uses SMART Learning Suite to enhance education and communication.
Find the Right Tools for Student Projects By Shelly Terrell Before students embark on any digital project, you need to find the right tools.
Did they just add tour creation to web-based Google Earth? Yes. Yes, they did. By Glenn Wiebe Google finally added the ability to generate tours with some pretty sweet features.
The Thinking and Creativity That Goes Into Game Design By Shelly Terrell . Students must imagine and design worlds, characters, levels, sound effects, game elements, and more.
Recommended Hashtags to Discover Top Edtech Tools and Apps By Shelly Terrell Below are awesome hashtags to explore on Twitter related to education technology.
Formative Assessment Tools and Apps By Shelly Terrell Below is a list of free web tools and apps to quickly assess your students on a regular basis.
