Looking for help with how to integrate technology into your classroom? This video helps you explore how to use Google Classroom to engage your students.
Get Your Tech On: Getting Started with Google Classroom
Get Your Tech On: Google Rubric Creator
Looking for help with how to integrate technology into your classroom?
This video helps you explore how to use Google Classroom’s new Rubric Creator to engage your students! This is perfect for taking your current paper rubrics and sharing them directly into Google Classroom.
Get Your Tech On: Engaging Students with Google Slides
Looking for help with how to integrate technology into your classroom? This video helps you explore how to use Google Slides to engage your students. PLEASE NOTE…this video was recorded live, so the giveaways are no longer active, however, you can print off the training certificate after you watch the session. Check out the Starter pack of resources for Google… Read More
Run Morning Meetings Like a BOSS
Looking to build community, engage students, keep students on track for the day, and show gratitude? Then you are ready to run morning meetings like a boss! Morning meetings have been a total game changer for me this year and I will never look back. I always thoughts that I had to give morning work, but this year I wanted… Read More
Why Your Students Should Start Playing Prodigy Math Game…NOW
Why your students should start playing Prodigy Math Game…NOW! Are you looking for a way to encourage your students to practice and reinforce their math skills? You may want to give Prodigy a try. Prodigy is a math-based game that mimics the gameplay of a RPG, or role playing game, where students engage in “wizard battles” using math problems to… Read More
Easily Share Links With Students Using Google Tone
Looking to easily share links with students using Google Tone? This chrome extension can be added to the Chrome browser through the Chrome Web Store. Go to a site that you want to share with students, click on the extension on the top of your browser window, and a tone will play. As long as students have a Chrome window… Read More
