Ideas, Activities and Resources for Bend-La Pine Schools
This model and template will help college, high school, and middle school teachers put together a syllabus that sets you and your students up for a great year. Source: How to Write a Syllabus | Cult of Pedagogy
I’m hoping that all Bend-La Pine secondary staff and students are aware of the fantastic SIRS Researcher Database that they have access to. You can reach it by going to the library website for each school located under the Academics tab. Continue reading SIRS Researcher has been Updated
If you are looking for a quick way to record audio and upload it in a QR code, email it, or put it in a Google form, then Vocaroo is something you need to try. I was able to record myself Continue reading Vocaroo | Online voice recorder
Here’s a great article on what’s new with Google Classroom – specifically communication with parents and annotations: Google for Education: Taking learning beyond classroom walls with new features for Back to School
This article has a great idea for foreign language teachers, but it could easily be used by all teachers: Free Technology for Teachers: Develop Mobile Language Lessons With QR Voice
As a new school year is quickly approaching (for some of us it’s already here), I thought I would post this article/video that explains how we need to be using our databases for researching rather than just Googling. Feel free Continue reading The Deep Web
Source: Free Technology for Teachers: How to Move from Zaption to EDpuzzle In Three Steps (Zaption is closing)
Google recently created a new app that works right within your keyboard. Use it when you’re texting, writing, or basically whenever you’re using the keypad. It’s called GBoard and I am thoroughly enjoying it. The top three reasons I’m using Continue reading GBoard – Keyboard app for the iPad, iPhone and Android