If you haven’t been utilizing Google Meet for eLearning with your students, now is the time. It allows you to have real-time communication with students (or groups of students) and will… Continue reading "Using a Second Camera in a Google Meet"
We have more PD available online than ever before. There are some bite-sized courses you can work through individually as well as some YouTube livestreams that were recorded. We’re starting… Continue reading "Finding Your Online PD Courses"
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"
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"
Pages has a new feature (as of fall 2018) that allows for hand-written annotation within the app. It’s called Smart Annotation and allows users to draw on top of text… Continue reading "Pages: Smart Annotation"
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"
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"
A simple improvement you can make to your Canvas courses is to add a header image to your home page. It makes the course more inviting and helps it stand… Continue reading "Create a Class Header for Canvas"