Resources FILTERED

Smithsonian Open Access

Have you ever wanted to use Smithsonian images to coincide with your lesson? Now you can download, share, and reuse millions of the Smithsonian’s...

Sharing Your Google Calendar

Google Calendar allows you to receive reminders about upcoming activities and quickly schedule events and meetings. Sharing your calendar with...

GrowNextGen: Educational Games

GrowNextGen provides teachers with free, high-quality STEM units and lessons that bring agriculture principles and practices into the science...

Seesaw Icons

Seesaw is a student-centered portfolio software that allows students to build portfolios easily and share their work with their families. Using...

Schoology: Parent Guide

Does your school district use Schoology? If so, this resource will help you and your learner!This resource for parents/guardians consists of...

Microsoft Lens

Do you have students that are struggling with reading or working through material that is in a paper format? Using the Microsoft Lens app may be a...

Learning Lab: On-Demand Workshops Overview

As part of your membership to the Learning Lab, you have access to hundreds of grab-and-go resources, numerous lesson ideas to use tomorrow, and live...

Google Keep Chrome Extension

Are you a Google Keep fanatic? Have you found a webpage, image, or quote that you want to save for later? With the Google Keep Chrome Extension, you...

Google Forms: Grading Quizzes

While Google Forms is a great way to collect data from a group of respondents, it is only the beginning of how teachers can use this tool in their...

Pear Deck: Shared Teacher Dashboard

With Pear Deck's Shared Teacher Dashboard, you can invite co-educators and certified staff members to your Pear Deck Sessions, giving them full...

Pear Deck: Exporting Student Responses

Using Pear Deck is a powerful way for every student to do their thinking and learn visibly while providing immediate feedback and adjusting your...

Google Classroom: Differentiate the Beginning, Middle, and End of Your Lessons

Differentiating lesson plans for all diverse and unique learners in your classroom can be challenging, time-consuming, and exhausting.  Trying to...

Google Chrome Incognito Mode

Google Chrome has a feature referred to as Incognito Mode.  Incognito allows you to browse privately and prevent others who use your device from...

Google Chrome Features

Google Chrome is a web browser that allows you to access the Internet, but it is also much more.  Understanding how to use the different features in...

Google Classroom: Getting Started (For Teachers)

If you're just getting started using Google Classroom, this quick video tutorial from Alice Keeler will show you how easy it is to set up your very...

Make YouTube Safer for Kids

This video from Common Sense Media has excellent tips for parents to make YouTube a safer place to search and explore.  Many of the settings, like...

How to use Google Translate

Are you looking for a translation service that will help you converse with others? Perhaps you are looking to make learning more accessible for your...

Google Family Link

Whether your children are young or in their teens, the Family Link app lets you set digital ground rules to help guide them as they learn, play, and...

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...