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Congratulations, you are ready to start blending your class! Now what about your students? Educators who pioneered blended learning can offer the next wave of potential blended learning teachers a hand-up. Teachers who elect to implement a blended approach to… Continue Reading →
Teachers have always created things for their students. Teachers spend so much time in the classroom and know their students so well, that is natural they create content for those classrooms. And then, when they eventually emerge from the classroom… Continue Reading →
Dear Asking for a Friend – It sounds like there is some confusion about online content at your school. And that sounds typical for where K12 education is with creating digital content. How to Convert your Worksheets into Online Content… Continue Reading →
Five ways to fail at Blended Learning: Avoid these 5 ways to fail at Blended Learning #edchat Click To Tweet Try to make everything available online all at once. Impossible and you would be too tired to teach students face-to-face…. Continue Reading →
Early learners of anything flounder. Their learning is almost visible in their struggles. It is easy to forget how little things can make a big impact. Anyone in the nascent stages of learning something needs the same thing – one good strategy. Educators… Continue Reading →
It is the week of the obligatory Top Ten lists of 2016. Who am I to not join in? Here’s a serving of the Top Ten #edtech posts on HotLunchTray in 2016 #edchat Click To Tweet HotLunchTray had an awesome year. Traffic increased from… Continue Reading →
Throughout teaching you encounter many versions of things. There are parent/student perceptions, there are versions of assignments for different IEPs, and there is what the lunch room calls meatloaf. But to focus on moving your content from one version to the next… Continue Reading →
I have fond memories of listening to the snowplow rumble by my house around 6:00 AM and fancying I could tell by the sounds it made if school would be cancelled. The seconds it took me to jump from my… Continue Reading →
I loved writing out a good lesson plan. And I was always disappointed when an administrator didn’t look in my plan book on my desk for the lesson plan. There was some art (and a few arrows) there – and… Continue Reading →
As an educator you can count on learning new technologies. But what about as a parent? How do you involve parents in classroom technology? As a parent, what kind of technology partner are you supposed to be? Teachers, Students, and Parents are all… Continue Reading →
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