Listly by Fiona Beal
Google Keep has been quietly storing our grocery lists and random musings since 2013, but since then it’s evolved to handle much more than daily task reminders and phone numbers of friends. Here are 5 extra features you can make use of next time you launch the app.
Choose Your Own Adventure with Forms bit.ly/ArmstrongFormAdventure. Who doesn't remember the Choose Your Own Adventure stories they read as a kid? "If you want to go through the red door, flip to page 28. If you choose the blue door, flip to page 42". Now Google Forms make it easy to create these stories online. Come and see how 13 year olds have imagined an altered course of history through the adventures of Hernan Cortes and the Aztecs. See how easy it would be for you to implement these types of stories in your own classroom.
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17 Challenges for Teachers in 2017! 2017 is upon us, and there are so many new and exciting advances in technology coming our way. I always geek out learning about the latest gadgets, but I especially love learning about new ways that technology can improve learning in the classroom.
In yesterday's post we published our personal list of what we think are some of the best Google Docs add-ons for teachers. In today's post, we are sharing with you another similar list but for Google Sheets. There are tons of educational tools to install on your Google Sheets to empower it with extra functionalities that are not available through the Sheets standard features. For this year's top of Google Sheets add-ons we nominated the following:
After having it on my list of things to try for a while, I finally got to try Google Cardboard in conjunction with Google Expeditions. Instantly
Hyperdoc...what's that? A hyperdoc, simply put, is an organized workspace for individuals or collaborative groups. Have you ever trie...
Students are immersed in a culture of video. Youtube attracts more eyeballs than ANY cable station. Watching educational videos is one way ...
How do you get students to internalize learning vocabulary words? This was a discussion I had with a colleague. Sometimes the simplest activity with a “techno twist” can be the one whic…