Embedding Media in Pages
In this week’s Pages how-to, we want to focus on embedding media right in the document. The best thing of all is that students do not need an Internet connection… Continue reading "Embedding Media in Pages"
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Using Templates in Pages
Pages comes preloaded with several templates your students can use for inspiration or creating more visual documents. The existing templates work well as starters for more customization. You can also… Continue reading "Using Templates in Pages"
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Book Review: Flashcards in Keynote
If you’re looking for new (or additional) ways to help students learn and use content vocabulary, we’re recommending Jeanne Halderson’s Teaching Vocabulary: Using Keynote to Create Flash-y Cards available for… Continue reading "Book Review: Flashcards in Keynote"
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Brand New: PD On Air
Our goal is to support teachers with high-value, high-impact PD. Two years ago, we held frequent workshops to get teachers and staff up to speed on Google and Canvas. As… Continue reading "Brand New: PD On Air"
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Use Keynote for Digital Collages
The original idea for this post came from Jen Smith, the Technology Ambassador at North Side Middle School. You can contact Jen for more details or work with your building… Continue reading "Use Keynote for Digital Collages"
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Meet the New Technology Ambassadors
We’re excited to announce the names of teachers who are going to serve as Technology Ambassadors in each building around the district. This group was created because there is just… Continue reading "Meet the New Technology Ambassadors"
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Discussion Prompts: Get Students Talking
Speaking helps us reinforce our thoughts. If we can communicate what we're thinking, we open up possibilities to challenge our schema and solidify ideas.
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Feedback and Interacting Elements
Our students are inundated with information in school, especially as iPads make their way into student hands. Intentional lesson design can help students focus on learning and open up opportunities… Continue reading "Feedback and Interacting Elements"