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Microsoft PowerPoint: An Introduction and Quickstart

PowerPoint is Microsoft's visual slide presentation software. This resource will introduce you to PowerPoint and give you a brief tutorial on...

Microsoft Word: An Introduction and Quickstart

Microsoft Word is a word processing tool. This resource will introduce you to Word and give you a brief tutorial on accomplishing different tasks...

Seesaw: Draw and Record

UNPUBLISHED - OUTDATED LOGODo you have trouble hearing from every student every day? Why not try using videos in Seesaw! Check out this video...

Getting Started with Screencastify Submit

Screencastify Submit makes it easy for students to create videos whether their learning remotely or at school. Students never have to create...

Classkick: How to Get Started

Classkick is a tool that allows teachers to upload or create their content, including text, pictures, videos, or links, and share it with their...

Get Started with Google Sites

Google Sites is a tool that allows you to create websites without background knowledge of coding whatsoever. Its click-and-drag method...

Word Reference

Word Reference is a free online dictionary with resources to conjugate verbs and offers audio pronunciations in the target language. This is a...

ScratchEd

Scratch is an online community that allows students to create stories, games, and animations using a simple block-based coding language. It's a...

BookSnaps with Google Tools

UNPUBLISHED - BROKEN ATTRIBUTION LINKBookSnaps are an engaging way to bring the popularity of social media tools, like Snapchat, into the classroom...

Edpuzzle: Deleting Videos

Edpuzzle is a great tool that allows you to add interactive elements to videos and assign them to students.  The free version only allows...

Edpuzzle: Moving a question or audio note

Edpuzzle is a great tool that allows you to add interactive elements to videos and assign them to students. Want to move a question or audio...

The Power of Making Books

In this session presenter Matt Glover will show how making books is the foundation for supporting young writers.  Writing is easier when students...

Eight Tips for Creating Quality Video Responses

With the surge of virtual learning, video usage has become increasingly valuable. We want to make sure the videos that are being produced are...

Addressing Learning Gaps through Small Groups

This workshop, led by guest presenter Kendra Waters, aims to help teachers address students' learning gaps in mathematics through small group...

How to Inspire Gratitude in Students

November and Thanksgiving are often times when we share what we are grateful for. Practicing gratitude shouldn’t just be relegated to one month or...

Using Images, Songs, Jokes to Extend a Child's Language

In this session, presenter Kathy Collins will show how teachers and caregivers can support children’s language development across the day in...

Support Young Children as Readers in Looking at Books

When young children look at books, there are many ways we can support their reading engagement, their reading comprehension, and their reading...

What Do Educators Need from AI?

The 2024 AI+Education Summit at Stanford focused on leveraging AI to ethically and equitably transform teaching and learning. Topics discussed...

Day of AI: MIT Professional Learning Opportunities

MIT RAISE offers professional learning opportunities for schools and school districts interested in basic AI literacy for their administrators,...

Bringing AI to School: Tips for School Leaders

Artificial Intelligence is having a major impact on education. This guide will help you quickly gain the background you need as a learning leader in...