You are already participating in The Online Parenting Challenge. The good news is it only lasts for 18 years, per child. The bad news is no one has ever done it in the exact same environment twice, so parents are… Continue Reading →
Yes, outwardly this post is about Minecraft – it was the something new that I recently tried. But really this post is about you and the last time you tried something new. Something that was totally unknown and scary. Something that… Continue Reading →
There are no shortages of initiatives in education. Blended Learning is an interesting initiative; this teaching strategy is only possible because of the amazing technology available. The intersection between the current availability of technology in schools and new ways of instructing… Continue Reading →
If you are a teacher, you know how to make teacher friends. But how do you get social media followers on platforms like Instagram? If you need followers for your teacher Instagram account I have some strategies for you. Remember… Continue Reading →
/div> It has been a great year at the Hot Lunch Tray. These are the top ten blog posts by page views. You can compare to the 2017 Top Ten & 2016 Top Ten.Enjoy! Top Ten Servings of the Hot… Continue Reading →
I don’t mean to pull rank on anyone. However, I am semi-professional at how one might mess up in #EdTech. While I could share some tales (read: ALL the tales) about my mistakes I want to instead take a step back. Let’s… Continue Reading →
Teachers who are not fluent in Online or Blended Learning environments struggle to imagine what their students would do online. They fail to imagine how to integrate those instances into their existing classroom. Those teachers require a variety of sample workflows… Continue Reading →
When face-to-face educators try to imagine online education they are immediately challenged. Face-to-face educators major in compliance and attendance. When planning lessons they structure based on the amount of time budgeted to teaching a concept. They fit assessments into semesters,… Continue Reading →
As a teacher, I have received my share of coffee cups, pot holders, and homemade baked goods (with and without fingerprints). And they have all been lovely. But maybe you would like the inside scoop on a gift teachers would… Continue Reading →
Well, it’s sort of a workbook for you in that it is for every teacher. I have created a workbook to walk educators through the basics of #BlendedLearning. #edchat Click To Tweet At the request of a friend, I have… Continue Reading →
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