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OnDigital Learning Day is upon us. For those of us that love to dabble or delve into technology in our classrooms, it gives us.
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Digital Learning Day is upon us. For those of us that love to dabble or delve into technology in our classrooms, it gives us.
Read MoreThe print medium is dying a slow death. Newspapers are declining in circulation as more and more readers look for their content online. Libraries.
Read MoreOK, so in our brief blog relationship, you’ve probably already figured out that I love incorporating technology into teaching. I love watching kids connect.
Read MoreOK, so BYOT (bring your own technology) doesn’t work for everybody. Not every school is ready to connect a ton of different devices to.
Read More(Creative Commons photo of Wembley Stadium / Nicholas Babaian) Imagine, for a moment, that you’re standing in the middle of the biggest stadium you.
Read MoreIncluding student voices in lessons is an instant way to gain interest. Google Voice, a pretty powerful tool in the wide world of Google.
Read MorePlenty of options exist for incorporating Google Voice, a free service from Google for voice and text messages, into many types of classrooms. Yesterday,.
Read MoreThink teens love to send text messages? The Pew Research Center in 2010 published results of a survey showing that 75 percent of teenagers.
Read MoreThese days, discussion boards and forums are pretty ubiquitous. You can find discussions on almost any kind of website — about products to buy,.
Read MoreTechnology can revolutionize how we teach. But like anything else, it has its ugly side. The effects of texting and Facebook won’t surprise many.
Read MoreI finally had all of my notes and plans finished, but I had been compiling them in my mind for months. My class was.
Read MoreStudents are familiar with writing assignments with paper and pencil and with word processor and keyboard. What about assignments with characters, speech bubbles and props?.
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