By David Andrade, http://tinyurl.com/edtechguy We are quickly approaching the end of the school year. Advanced Placement Exams start next week, effectively the end of AP classes (although
Kara Cornejo-5th grade teacher at Zion Lutheran School in St. Charles, Missouri. Twitter: @karacornejo Skype: karacornejo Classroom Blog Teachers have been using Skype to connect
This is a guest post from Jim Sill. Jim is a Google Certified Teacher and all around good guy that I had the pleasure of
My name is Claire Amos and I am the Director of eLearning at Epsom Girls Grammar School in Auckland, New Zealand. I lead our ICT
Greetings from Omaha, Nebraska where I’ve just finished a full day of presentations at the Nebraska Educational Technology Association’s annual conference. I was totally impressed
Econ Stories is a great website that I just learned about through Lee Lefever’s post on the Common Craft Blog. Econ Stories produces videos and
When I turned on the television this morning, all I could find was coverage of the Royal Wedding and the NFL Draft. I can’t make
I’m spending the day in Omaha, Nebraska presenting at NETA’s annual conference. Below are links to the resources mentioned in my presentations today. Richard Byrne’s
Creating to-do lists and knocking off tasks one by one can help students not only prioritize and track tasks, it can also help them feel
This post is another follow-up to something I mentioned on Twitter today. Today, the students in my Global Identity and Interaction class (I only have
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