Napoleonic TweetsNapoleonic Tweets
Twitter can be a powerful teaching tool. Recently, Jim Rosengarten used an imitation Twitter activity as a formative assessment of learning. Thank you to Jim for sharing this recent ed-tech
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Group Tabs in ChromeGroup Tabs in Chrome
Hat tip to Katarina Siggelkow.
Gather.TownGather.Town
Blended teaching? Want to more fully integrate those at home? Gather.town. You got to try it. It is like Zoom and Google Meet but has the added component of a
Digital HumanitiesDigital Humanities
I have come across two amazing examples of digital humanities in which traditional content, in particular Hamlet and the Canterbury Tales -can’t get more traditional than that- is shared via
Padlet into CanvasPadlet into Canvas
Padlet is an easy to use bulletin board page that can be used by students and teachers to post notes on a common page. One can configure a Padlet in
Interactive Tools for TeachingInteractive Tools for Teaching
Teaching is hard. I mess up every day. Teaching is a complex, multifaceted, and dynamic. New ideas, new best practices, new tools, and new strategies are coming at us all
Google Meet Updates: Coming Soon and Already Here.Google Meet Updates: Coming Soon and Already Here.
For those of you who use Google Meet, know that Google is rolling out new features including: 1-End meeting for all- (this is a big one.) 2-Mute all participants 3-Emoji
Flipsnack and other Digital Presentation ToolsFlipsnack and other Digital Presentation Tools
Digital Literacy, a dream deferred? Everything has changed and nothing has changed. Tech is ubiquitous and central (Canvas, Veracross, Gmail) yet at some level has barely infiltrated teaching in regards
A Discussion Technique in the Time of CovidA Discussion Technique in the Time of Covid
Sometimes I’ve found it challenging to get students engaging in dialogue in class during these times of Covid. Sometimes discussion works great and it’s as if we’re in the classroom.
Making a Copy for Google Docs, Slides, and SheetsMaking a Copy for Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets
How to Force a Copy of a Google Doc, Slide, Sheet, or Drawing Recently, some have asked if there is an easy way in Canvas to give students a copy