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Ten Tips for Creating a Quality Video
With blended learning, educators are creating a lot of instructional videos for their students, which can be an overwhelming task. This video...
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Google Slides: Memory Books
Have you ever thought, "My students just aren't old enough to use Google Slides?" or "I'm not sure I can foster student reflection and metacognition...
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Google Fonts (& Icons!)
Are you looking for that perfect font? Perhaps you're trying to teach your learners how to navigate Google Classroom and would love all of the...
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Upscale Your Bitmoji
Have you been sucked into the Bitmoji craze? It's a fun space to be! If you're new here, Bitmoji is a way to make your own personal cartoon avatar....
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Unsplash: Free Photos & Backgrounds
Looking for freely usable images on the web? Look no further! Unsplash is a website dedicated to sharing stock photography under the Unsplash...
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Tips for Creating a Successful Digital Classroom
The folks from Common Sense Education have created a video that gives some great tips for creating a successful digital environment. You don't have...
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Self-check with Reveal Slides
Sometimes adding a little creativity to a review activity is all it takes to get more buy-in from our students. In this quick video from Theresa...
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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...
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Sharing Your Google Calendar
Google Calendar allows you to receive reminders about upcoming activities and quickly schedule events and meetings. Sharing your calendar with...
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Seesaw Icons
Seesaw is a student-centered portfolio software that allows students to build portfolios easily and share their work with their families. Using...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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