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Iron Chef EduProtocol
EduProtocols are reusable lesson frames, great for all learners and content areas. Iron Chef, modeled after the Iron Chef cooking shows, is a...
Introduction to SAMR
Have you ever been introduced to SAMR? Learn what it is all about in this quick illustrated video explanation from John Spencer. SAMR helps teachers...
Hexagonal Thinking Templates
Hexagonal thinking is a thinking protocol that activates prior knowledge. Supply students with a series of terms, concepts, and/or topics explored in...
Padlet: 30 Ways to Use it in the Classroom
Have you heard of Padlet? Padlet is a powerful tool for collaborating, sharing ideas, and making thinking and learning visible. In this blog post by...
Padlet Tutorial for Students
Padlet is a powerful tool for collaborating, sharing ideas, and making thinking and learning visible. This video walks students through the process...
One-Pagers: Getting Started
One-pagers are single-page responses that provide a visual and text-based overview of what a student has learned. By mixing imagery and language,...
Graphic Organizers with Google Drawings
Graphic organizers are a great way to help students organize their thoughts, and making these organizational tools digital means they're even more...
Google Slides: Audience Tools
From Teacher's Tech, Jamie Keat outlines the feature in Google Slides that allows real-time interaction with your audience. If you are a teacher,...
Edpuzzle: Flip Your Classroom
Assigning your students video lessons to watch at home and using classroom time for more meaningful activities is a flipped learning environment. In...
Graphic Design and Yearbooks with Google Workspace
This resource, created by certified Google Innovator Jennifer Scott, turns the idea of graphic design—specifically yearbook publishing—upside...
Google Keep in the Classroom
Google Keep is a powerful tool that can be used for making lists, taking notes, organizing your thoughts, and setting reminders. This tutorial video...
iPad: Apps for Elementary Math
Need some great iPad apps for math? This video reviews some of the best apps for the iPad when teaching math in an elementary classroom and gives a...
What is a Vlog?
Are you familiar with vlogging? Vlogging has becoming increasingly popular over the past several years. It's a great tool for students and teachers!...
RemNote for Note-taking
RemNote is an incredible note-taking tool that helps you remember and organize what you learn.With RemNote, you have the ability to create...
YiNote
In this day and age, we are pretty certain you are assigning videos in some way for your learners to watch. How do you promote active watching?...
Thin Slides EduProtocol
EduProtocols are reusable lesson frames that are great for nearly all learners and content areas. This particular protocol, Thin Slides, is a fun way...
Create a TikTok-style Experience with Google Slides
Capitalizing on the excitement many of our students have about TikTok may seem unlikely in the classroom setting, but this post from Matt Miller's...
Article of the Week: Deeper Reading and Writing
If you've been looking for a new way to help readers and writers build their critical thinking skills, look no further than Kelly Gallagher's...
Nearpod's Live Whiteboard
Nearpod is an interactive learning tool that allows the teacher to create engaging lessons. Students can work at their own pace or in a live lesson...
Choice Boards: Peloton Style
If you've explored ideas for offering students choice, you've likely heard of choice boards, the bingo-like grids that provide students a variety of...
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