There are many resources that you can use for professional development online. I recently came across this course on Coursera. The Get Interactive: Practical Teaching with Technology course is only… Read more »
I think that Common Sense Media creates great resources that support learning for use by schools and families. That’s why I’m excited ty their Wide Open School initiative. There are… Read more »
Do you ever need to make plans with someone who lives in another country? I love Mathematics, but I’ve definitely messed up time zone calculations in some instances. At best,… Read more »
This is a great, easy tool for removing an image background in seconds. It’s super easy to use, with a quick tutorial once you upload an image.
Using remove.bg, I was able to remove the background of an image in 5 seconds! It completely removes the background and leaves only the people in the image. This tool… Read more »
Websites for Finding Free Images There are lots of websites for finding free images online. Here are three of my favourite for use with students, and in your own work…. Read more »
When you pin an Android app, it keeps the app open on top of everything else on your screen and deactivates the phone’s buttons. You can even activate a setting to require the unlock pattern to unpin. This is handy to limit access to other data and apps on your phone if you borrow it to someone.
Apple had a special education event on March 27th, 2017 to showcase new offerings for education. It was held at a high school in Chicago and featured teachers as presenters… Read more »
There are many podcasts options, but few are intended for children. This list of podcasts is designed especially for children. You can listen to them as a family or use them… Read more »
Integrate Apps with Google Classroom Did you know that many applications integrate with Google Classroom? By using them with Google Classroom, you can save time (and frustration) in the classroom…. Read more »