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WeVideo for Education: Shared Projects
Do you have a group of students that are creating their own videos? Shared projects are ideal for students working independently in a common project....
WeVideo for Education: Collaborative Projects
Collaborative projects are meant for students working together on one assignment. Learn how to get the most out of collaborative projects in WeVideo...
WeVideo for Education: Podcasting
WeVideo is a video creation and editing platform. One of our favorite features allows users to record narration and voiceover with their computer's...
Google Classroom: Create Rubrics
Rubrics are great tools for assessing student work. Using rubrics can guide your instruction and encourage consistency while also informing your...
Say It in Six!: An On-Demand Workshop
In this workshop, Larry Smith shares his unique approach to storytelling, stories from classrooms’ six-word projects, and leads the group in a...
Sketchnoting: Ideas to Use in Your Classroom
Sketchnoting, or visual note-taking allows learners to create customized notes by combining images, graphics, and structure. This article gives...
Question Formulation Technique
Building the skill of asking questions is an essential, lifelong learning skill that allows students to think critically, feel greater self-efficacy,...
Image Brainstorming
Image brainstorming is a thinking protocol that allows learners to make connections through prior experiences. Check out this resource on how to...
Leaders Eat Last: A No Book Study in 25 Minutes: On-Demand Workshop
Check out this workshop, led by Diana Smith (Director of Digital Learning) and Rebecca Estes (Senior Director of Educator Talent), on key...
Book Creator for Chrome
While it's fun to read e-books, it's even more amazing to make them yourself! Book Creator allows students to do just that, making their polished...
Traffic Light Feedback
Needing to have students give each other feedback or reflect on others' work? This simple protocol is great for learning reflections and feedback,...
Developing Students' Ability to Give and Take Effective Feedback
Knowing how to give and receive constructive feedback is a life skill. Read this resource to learn how one educator adapted the 6 Thinking Hats...
Student Reflection
Throughout the school year, students should celebrate self-awareness and embrace and celebrate themselves as learners.Check out this wonderful...
10 Alternatives to Traditional Assessment
There's more than one way for students to show what they know! Check out this graphic, created by Kasson Bratton, that offers ten alternatives to...
Block Schedules: Maximizing Class Time
Are you an educator that works at a school with block scheduling? It can seem like a daunting task to plan and prepare for eighty to ninety minutes,...
Mighty Moments Links
Mighty Moments are video-based suggestions from the IDOE that families can do at home to help support their child's development during daily...
Tweetgen
Tweetgen is a fake Tweet and Twitter profile generator. This can be great for research projects, for students to introduce themselves to classmates,...
Viewing Your Students as Producers
Giving students the opportunity to create something original is an important part of the learning process. This article from the Center for Teaching...
AVID Open Access Resources
AVID Open Access™ is an open educational resource that provides practical, easy-to-use strategies to prepare your students for all that is possible...
Edpuzzle: YouTube Chrome Extension
Edpuzzle is a great tool that allows you to add interactive elements to videos and assign them to students. This resource shows you how to quickly...
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