Category Archives: Middle School
OverDrive is Live
I know you’re asking, “What exactly is OverDrive?” Well, I’m glad you asked. OverDrive is an extension of each of our school’s libraries, only it is online with 24/7 access to eBooks and audiobooks! It’s convenient for students or staff to Continue reading OverDrive is Live
Getting started in iTunes U
This video will give you a brief overview of how iTunes U could be used in your classroom. The video has a demonstration of the new tools available in iTunes U that allow students to work directly in the app! Continue reading Getting started in iTunes U
Personal Reading Record in Padlet
Padlet is a very adaptive digital tool in the classroom that provides an excellent platform for student sharing. Here is a perfect example: Students can use padlet to keep an ongoing record of books they read in and out Continue reading Personal Reading Record in Padlet
Google Takeout
I’m guessing all of us, at some time or another, have gone to a restaurant and ordered our food “to go” rather than stay and eat. Google Takeout is, in a sense, getting “Google to Go”. If you’re graduating or Continue reading Google Takeout
Formative – It’s What You’ve Been Waiting For
I am so excited to share Formative with you! This tool will save you time and give instant feedback to your students. You can upload any assignment and in a few simple steps, you can set it up to quickly grade and give Continue reading Formative – It’s What You’ve Been Waiting For
Sketchnoting in Notability
Notability is truly our workhorse for students with regard to turning in work from student iPads. But, Notability can be so much more! Consider notetaking. Some of our students have taken to sketchnoting (see this link). Notability is the perfect Continue reading Sketchnoting in Notability