Tag Instructional Design
This summer, HLT dedicates the #8WeeksOfSummer blog challenge to exploring the changing role of technology in education. Over the past two decades, instructional technology has transformed how we teach, learn, communicate, assess, and connect. Yet alongside rapid innovation has come… Continue Reading →
I recently had the opportunity to share how and why I develop educator professional learning through the learning management system (LMS). Below, I give a tour of a recent professional learning asset that teaches both content literacy and instructional design…. Continue Reading →
This summer, HLT dedicates the #8WeeksOfSummer blog challenge to exploring the changing role of technology in education. Over the past two decades, instructional technology has transformed how we teach, learn, communicate, assess, and connect. Yet alongside rapid innovation has come… Continue Reading →
In May 2017 I completed Quality Matters Reviewer training. I completed it as part of a subscription my K12 district purchased and was the QM Coordinator for that district 2017-2022.It has been a touchstone for me as I lean into… Continue Reading →
Welcome to the 2024 #8weeksofsummer blog challenge! This summer we dedicate our #8weeksofsummer blog challenge to going beyond an introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education. We are going to share our AI experiences from the past school year. Your… Continue Reading →
Welcome to the 2024 #8weeksofsummer blog challenge! This summer we dedicate our #8weeksofsummer blog challenge to going beyond an introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education. We are going to share our AI experiences from the past school year. Your… Continue Reading →
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 →
One month in and I want to share an update with you about my You Should Be Reading project. For a 1 month update to my You Should Be Reading Project, I created an Infographic: [Tweet “How is the #YouShouldBeReading… Continue Reading →
I remember the challenge. It came from a Principal I respected. It was the right call, but I did not have an answer – at that time. I was delivering training, not even a professional development session, just a “when-you-need-this,… Continue Reading →
I chose my last degree program based on three criteria. First, I wanted to find an online school that utilized the learning management system with which I was most comfortable. Second, I needed an affordable option with an easy payment… Continue Reading →
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