Ideas, Activities and Resources for Bend-La Pine Schools
Today while I was trouble shooting with another teacher, I came across a keyboard shortcut that I didn’t know about. It’s ⌘ H. You can use it to hide the app you would normally minimize. For example, if you are Continue reading Hiding instead of Minimizing
The Slidepaths app is made by LEICA. A companty most famous for creating quality microscopes and digital imaging machinery. If your classroom does not have a microscope available, this app may be the next best thing. Students can Continue reading Leica Slidepaths App
Nearly every time I walk into Ponderosa Elementary I see Bill Ruiter, a truly dedicated volunteer at the school who teaches the kids to program every week. Bill’s passion for writing code is contagious, and his students are always excited to Continue reading Writing Code Independently
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
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
A few of us may still have the set of encyclopedias on our shelf and that’s great. However, as a district, we have access to World Book Online 24/7, as long as we have wifi. Here’s a quick overview: Advanced Continue reading World Book Online Always Current
Let’s face it, clutter follows us everywhere. It’s on the kitchen counter, the dining room table, by the front door, by the backdoor, in our bedrooms, on our desk. You get the picture. It’s a constant battle. Well, I’m here to Continue reading Clutter in Outlook
Remember the days before GPS/smartphones and you gave directions to your house (or were given directions to someone else’s house)? Neither of you had paper, so the directions were just verbalized to you. How many wrong turns were taken? I Continue reading Getting a Pointer on Your iPad