Creating a QR Code
Here’s a quick video demonstrating how to create a QR code. It’s quick and easy!
Deleting an Incorrect Email Address in Outlook
Here’s a quick tip on how to delete an incorrect email address in Outlook:
AirServer
Many of you have recently downloaded AirServer or maybe did it awhile ago and need a bit of a refresher on how to use it. Remember, that AirServer lives in your Application Folder on your computer. You can see the Continue reading AirServer
A 12-Year-Old Girl Takes On The Video Game Industry
We all have our biases. Many we don’t even realize or know about. As a school district we have started important conversations to uncover our biases and to address equity issues. We haven’t solved all our issues but at least Continue reading A 12-Year-Old Girl Takes On The Video Game Industry
Interactive Keynote
Have you ever heard of HyperStudio? It was a great way for students to create web-page-like presentations that easily allowed the user to create links to other pages within the document as well as link to outside sources (primarily web Continue reading Interactive Keynote
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
Keyboard Shortcuts
Everyone generally is looking for a way to get things done faster. Here is a list of keyboard shortcuts that have been around for awhile, but are still very useful to have on hand. Enjoy! Favorite Shortcuts ⌘ Q Quits Continue reading Keyboard Shortcuts
Using Stop Motion Across the Curriculum
When someone mentions stop motion video, what comes to your mind? My first thought is Gumby! There is an obvious connection to videography and storytelling, but there are many ways that stop motion can be used across content areas in Continue reading Using Stop Motion Across the Curriculum