Best Practices for Using Video with Students By Carl Hooker Advice and tips for using video with students from presenters at Tech & Learning’s recent Virtual Summit
How It's Done: Building A Video Library For Professional Development By Sascha Zuger Hartford Public Schools has created a video library so teachers can evaluate their own instruction
Virtual Nerd: Free Videos to Support Math Instruction & Flipped Classrooms By TL Editors The videos cover topics such as Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and Geometry, along with additional videos on SAT and ACT math topics.
NOVA for Education: Top-Notch Interactive STEM Teaching Resources By TL Editors Videos, articles, and interactives are available on topics including Ancient Worlds, Body+Brain, Evolution, Military+Espionage, and many more.
ACT Academy: Top Resource for the Technology-Driven Classroom By TL Editors ACT Academy is a K-12 resource library where teachers can search for, save, and assign multimedia content to individuals or groups of students.
Videos Help Teach Broad Range of Math, ELA Topics By TL Editors LearnZillion is an online database of short video lessons that address learning topics aligned to individual Common Core standards.
Makerspaces 101 By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ In this video, I cover the basics of what a makerspace is, show off my makerspace, and give you some tips for starting your own makerspace.
Explore Wide Range of Curated Games, Videos and More By TL Editors PowerMyLearning Connect is a website that brings together free, curated educational content and activities from all over the web.
Class Tech Tips: How to Use Video Portfolios this School Year By Monica Burns Video portfolios are an excellent option for encouraging students to reflect on their learning and showcase their accomplishments this school year.
