Best Note-Taking Apps of 2019 By Steve McCaskill/TechRadarPro, Kane Fulton/TechRadarPro, Brian Turner/TechRadarPro Both educators and students can reap the benefits of today's more versatile note-taking apps.
App Development with Swift Curriculum Now Available in Canvas Commons By TL Editors The App Development with Swift course integration provides lessons, teacher guides, and developer tools to help teach app coding in the classroom.
Control Robots, Drones and More With Impressive Coding App By TL Editors Tickle lets students control a variety of robots, drones, Arduino boards, and other smart devices.
Putting the “T” in STEM! 60+ Resources for Teaching Children with Technology! By Shelly Terrell All resources have a free version or trial for educators and many are registration and ad free so that students don’t have to give their private information.
Green Screen Technology Powers Amazing App By Tech & Learning Students can create original videos with dynamic, interchangeable backgrounds using green screen technology.
What's New in Google - March 2019 By Eric Curts Catch up on everything new in G Suite for Education from March 2019, and see great ideas and resources!
Seesaw vs. Google Classroom: What's the Best Management App for Your Classroom? By Guest Author Emily Major
25 Reading Sites and Apps By David Kapuler These are my favorite learning tools for reading, comprehension, and language arts
Top 50 Math Sites and Apps By David Kapuler Mobile learning and BYOD (bring your own device) is making it easier for students to learn math.
14+ Fabulous Valentine’s Day STEAM Activities Students Will Love By Shelly Terrell You can get students to think and problem solve with the fabulous STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Arts and Math) activities and resources below.
Take Breaks and Be Active! An Important Digital Message for All Students By Shelly Terrell One resolution my elementary students and I are setting is to be more healthy with our digital use.
Flocabulary in 30 Seconds By TL Editors Do your students love hip-hop or engaging videos? Flocabulary might be a go-to instructional option for your classroom.
It’s Easy Being Green! Green Screening in the Classroom By Guest Author Suzy Brooks Green screen technology allows us to take students beyond our classroom walls and sparks creativity and engagement.
Free App Offers Fascinating Look at River Ecosystems By TL Editors WWF Free Rivers is an augmented-reality model app that takes students into a river ecosystem complete with animals, residents, cultures, and weather changes.
15 Sites for Differentiated Instruction By David Kapuler Differentiation, the ability for teachers to meet the needs of a variety of learners, is a key component for successful teaching.
Free Game Offers a Hard Look at Choices & Poverty By TL Editors Spent is like a jazzed-up, text-based, choose-your-own adventure, but with a powerful message about social justice.
