Ideas, Activities and Resources for Bend-La Pine Schools
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)
Source: Free Technology for Teachers: Three Ways for Students to Compare the Sizes of Countries and States
Summer is almost here which means more time to read! Even if you don’t think of yourself as a reader, I am willing to bet there is at least one title in this post that will grab your attention. Most Continue reading Summer Reading Lists for 2016
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
The good news is that more and more of our staff and students are using Google Drive. The bad news – well, not exactly bad news – we’ll say the difficulty is watching people try to navigate to Google Drive Continue reading Getting to Google Drive in 2 Clicks
I cannot stress enough the importance of following blogs of people that you can learn from – either professionally or personally. For me, Richard Byrne is one of those people that I’m continually gleaning information from that helps me professionally. Continue reading 5 Online Activities for Teaching With Primary Sources from Richard Byrne