Makerspaces have woven their way into K-12 schools across the country to provide students with hands-on learning experiences that may not be possible in a traditional classroom. However, there are still many more schools that […]
It’s hard to believe that another year is about to come to a close! Below were the 10 most popular posts on Talk Tech With Me in 2017: Google Team Drives for Educators 9 Resources […]
Flipgrid is an awesome tool that has been making its way into classrooms of all subject areas and grade levels across the country. If you haven’t seen Flipgrid before, the teacher creates a prompt and the […]
Schoology and Google Drive are two of my favorite tools in education right now. With the release of the new Google Drive Assignments integration in Schoology there are now multiple Google Drive apps and ways […]
I’ve been working with a few districts over the past few months to roll out Schoology to additional buildings in their district. As more teachers begin to use the platform, I’ve gotten a lot of […]
Schoology and Google Drive have finally come together in an [almost] perfect marriage. You can now make copies of Google Drive documents for students from within a Schoology assignment (all sharing permissions between you and […]
Classroom Bridges, a website for teachers to find other classrooms all over the world with whom to connect their students, was my Google Innovator vision idea. It has been amazing to watch that vision come […]
A while back, the ISTE International School Twitter slow chat (#ISTEIntSch) took place, and it was all about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how they relate to the ISTE Standards. I’m very familiar […]
Earlier this week, I wrote about using Hyperdocs more for educational technology professional development. If you are unfamiliar with Hyperdocs, you can read all about them and why I think they would be great for PD […]
Last weekend I attended the Indiana GAFE Summit put on by EdTechTeam (it was awesome, and I highly recommend attending if you get a chance!). One of the sessions I attended was about Hyperdocs presented by Tricia […]