Any post detailing an app or other tool which can be used with students to enhance classroom practice.
If you use Slides at all for presenting, there is a great tool built in which allows students to post questions. It’s called Q&A and runs inside a presentation you’re… Continue reading "Springappalooza Week 4: Q&A in Google Slides"
Welcome to Springappalooza, the blog series with some simple tasks and challenges to bolster your app skills. If you complete all challenges by Friday, May 3, you’ll be awarded a… Continue reading "Springappalooza Week 3: Library of Congress"
Seesaw is a great tool for younger students to show what they know. More importantly, it closes the feedback loop between teachers and students. In this post, we’re going to… Continue reading "Supercharged Seesaw Feedback"
Welcome to Springappalooza, the blog series with some simple tasks and challenges to bolster your app skills. If you complete all challenges by Friday, May 3rd, you’ll be awarded a… Continue reading "Springappalooza Week 2: Artistry"
Welcome to Springappalooza, the blog series with some simple tasks and challenges to bolster your app skills. If you complete all challenges by Friday, May 3rd, you’ll be awarded a… Continue reading "Springappalooza Week 1: Make a GIF"
Videos don’t need to be full-blown edited masterpieces. We have a great app on all iPads called Clips which allows you to string together video segments to make short movies.… Continue reading "Simple Videos in Clips"
Making a video doesn’t necessarily require the camera app. We want to dive into the world of “whiteboard videos,” where students (or teachers) make short demonstrations of concepts or techniques… Continue reading "Whiteboard Videos"
Have you ever started a story about something that happened, something exciting, that didn’t quite translate? Or, have you ever used the phrase, “Well, I guess you just had to… Continue reading "March Focus: All About Video"