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Microsoft PowerPoint: WordArt

PowerPoint is Microsoft's visual slide presentation software. This resource will introduce you to WordArt. Within the resource, you can also learn...

Microsoft PowerPoint: Slide Layouts

PowerPoint is Microsoft's visual slide presentation software. This resource will introduce you to the Slide Master and how you can adjust themes and...

Microsoft PowerPoint: Presenter View

PowerPoint is Microsoft's visual slide presentation software. This resource will walk you through various instances that you may encounter or desire...

Microsoft PowerPoint: Insert Pictures

PowerPoint is Microsoft's visual slide presentation software. This resource will walk you through how to insert a picture into your PowerPoint...

Microsoft OneNote: Accessibility Learning Tools

Microsoft's OneNote, along with several other of their flagship programs such as Word and Powerpoint, has introduced useful learning tools aimed at...

Microsoft Office: Outlook

In this day and age, where would we be without email? This resource from the Microsoft Office suite will teach you how to get your Outlook inbox set...

Machine Learning for Kids

Machine learning (ML) is all around us. We use machine learning systems every day - such as spam filters, recommendation engines, language...

3D Icons

Check out this easy-to-use collection of free 3D icons—no add-on or account required. Search, click to download, and add to Slides, your website,...

3-2-1 Reflection Protocol with Takeaway Templates

Reflecting is a critical step during the learning process! The 3-2-1 protocol is a simple way to get students reflecting or giving feedback.Check out...

25 Practical Ways to Use Google Forms in Class

Google Forms is one of the most valuable and versatile tools for teachers. Frequently we fall into the trap that Forms are only used for quick...

20 Ways to Use Formative for Assessment

Are you looking to assess your students creatively? Matt Miller from Ditch that Textbook has created this blog post, detailing 20 different ways you...

20 Seesaw ideas with Chromebooks for K-12 classes

Seesaw is a digital platform where teachers of all grade levels and content areas can create learning tasks and assignments for students. The...

20 Schoology Tips to Save Time

Schoology is a Learning Management System (LMS) with many powerful components that can help in great teaching and learning. As educators, we can...

15 Ways to Spark Student Reflection

This blog post on Collaborative Learning provides 15 easy-to-use and understand examples of reflective activities that teachers can implement in the...

Videos to GIFs: Ezgif

A GIF, or graphics interchange format, is essentially a moving image file. You've probably seen GIFs on social media or perhaps in emails that people...

Default Text in Google Docs

Do you have a favorite text that you always use in Google Docs? If so, you're in for a real treat. Check out this video from Megan Mongelli to save...

Google Sites: Customize The Theme

Do you use websites in your classroom? Perhaps your learners are building sites; you've created you're own classroom site, or your learners or...

Microsoft Office 365: Getting Started

Microsoft Office 365 gives the Microsoft Office suite an upgrade with online cloud storage, easier sharing options, and collaboration. This resource...

Keepin' Organized with Google Keep

Do you have Post-It notes, notebooks, and index cards festooned across your desk or workplace full of reminders and to-do lists? Want to declutter...

Kaizena for Student Feedback

Kaizena is a Google Docs and Slides Add-On that takes feedback to a whole new level. You can add voice comments, text, links, assign resources, and...