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Canva is the single best edtech tool for teachers in the last five years. And Canva is a constantly evolving and adding new features with increasing Teacher benefit. My school year can often be captured by the review of my… Continue Reading →
As schools either close or think about what closing would mean for them, here are some things to consider. Schools are struggling with how their actions would impact the community. What are the factors your school or district is considering?… Continue Reading →
Social media has been around for a long time now. Maybe it was around, maybe you were on social media before you were a teacher? If so, it might be check-up time to make sure you are using social media… Continue Reading →
What are you saying with your social media pictures? Let’s explore PicMonkey and consider what your Instagram, Twitter, and blog posts can convey. Created for TOMECON16, a regional literacy conference for Georgia students. Learn more about TOME.
I really like a well constructed infographic. I would probably willingly learn about anything from a cool infographic. There is a real approach you need to take when creating an infographic. Infographic Journal has collected over 5,000 of some of… Continue Reading →
I have a love affair with every good infographic I see. It can’t just be me, don’t you love it when you “see” the idea before someone makes you read the idea? That kind of double-enforced messaged, confirming what your audience… Continue Reading →
This post is linking up with Teaching Trio. You can find similar posts searching under the category Linking Up. What is an infographic and why should you want to make your own? Think USA Today’s weather section or, if you are… Continue Reading →
This is a nice factual look at the time requirements by teachers: Created by Knewton However , if we consider the superpowers which sustain a teaching career: ever-expanding bladder sixth sense for freebies multi-tasking, no better than whatever you’re imagining that… Continue Reading →
This morning at the intersection of Pinterest, Infographics, and EdTech I had a moment with an infographic I know I have smiled at before. Check me here, but do you note the assuming arrows also? I think education is highly… Continue Reading →
This post is one in a series for a MOOC. You can find similar posts searching under the Category MOOC or searching for hashtag #eteacherTOOL for more about this particular MOOC. easel.ly Sources: https://www.learnthenet.com/learn-about/netiquette/ https://websitebuilders.com/how-to/learn-about/netiquette/ https://www.albion.com/netiquette/book/index.html https://www.sc.edu/bck2skol/fall/lesson11.html
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