#BYOD #mobile #edtech
#mobile #edtech #edchat
Using Revision History in Google Docs #edtech #GAFE
My current work with AR including slides to support PD #edtech
mobile learners: 21st Century Tourists #edtech #mLearning
Author Daniel Boorstin (The Discoverers) wrote of the rise of "a mobile community of transient spectators" called "tourists." As an educator, researcher, and learner I can't help but think of this through the lens of mLearning, that is, use of mobile devices by learners to gather, interpret, and engage in ever changing and growing content. Our …
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#hackyourclassroom Good times are possible at The Puritan Court.
Yesterday I changed the layout of my traditional seventh-grade social studies classroom to mimic a courtroom. We were learning about the Puritans in New England and I wanted to simulate the Puritan court. I was struck by how engaged the students were by simply entering the room and seeing a different setup. The thought that …
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How to use the Google Forms Quiz #GAFE #EDTECH
Use Table of Contents in Google Docs #edtech #GAFE
Make Assignments Ungraded in Google Classroom #edtech #GAFE
Creating a Matching Activity with Google Slides #edtech #GAFE
