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Week 2: iLearn Technology
iLearn Technology is a fantastic resource for teachers looking to integrate creative technology into their classrooms. As teachers who are instructing to the standards in Danielson’s...
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Fun with Text – Word Clouds
One of the new tools in education, the word cloud, is proving itself to be an innovative way to present information. The first time I saw the use of a word cloud was when the ten year old girl I...
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Week 4: School Technology Solutions
I know what you are probably thinking. “Really? Another post on technology in the classroom?” Well yes, this is. If you get bored, I encourage you to check out these fun math puzzles or brain teasers!...
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Informational Math Comic using Thinglink
Using a tool such as Thinglink in the classroom is a creative way for students to produce informational and sophisticated projects. Using this tool, any content area can be represented and students...
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Week 5: Kevin Honeycutt
My first impression of Keven Honeycutt’s blog was, “Wow, there is a ton of information here”. Digging deeper into the blog definitely confirmed my first impression. There are so many tools. From...
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Google Docs for Lesson, Presentations and Assessment
Mr. Martin, Ms. Schmitt, Mr. Schieber and myself created a Google Docs presentation about the Pythagorean Theorem that could be taught to students in an eighth grade math class. We have incorporated...
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Digital Footprints
Your digital footprint is a trail left by an entity’s interactions in a digital environment; including their usage of TV, mobile phone, internet and world wide web, mobile web and other devices and...
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