World History
Luke Rosa and I were on a crack team of teachers and technology specialists this summer in whose capacity we came up with a list of mobile apps that can help your classroom expand and do it for free. Above is an Educreations' presentation that gives an overview of our presentation and here is the e-sheet with 25 apps for smartphones and tablets (including the ones above) that we found incredibly helpful. For each app, you will see there is an explanation, how to use it in the classroom and some how to videos. If by chance you want to see our longer list of 75, it is here.
- Google Classroom
Until recently I was not convinced that Google Classroom was any better than Google Drive. But Google recently announced that you can now add apps on it and one might assume that it is going to get better. The best part is that the students...
- Google Classroom Is Growing
Until today Google Classroom has been little more than a souped up way to use Google Drive to organize your students. But starting today, it has added twenty apps to the suite. So if you use or are thinking of using Google Classroom above...
- Apps To Use In The Classroom
This has been a great week as one of the things I have is work with a team of six others on coming up with apps that one can use on smartphones and tablets. We started with a long list of several hundred and knocked it down to 76 and finally to...
- Bloom's Taxonomy And Apps
This summer I am fortunate to be working on several projects. Two of them are question writing for my count's database and finding apps to use in the classroom. That is why Kathy Schrock's "Bloomin Apps" is perfect for me as it lists...
- In-service On Learning Google Docs
Today I and the head of our high school technology specialists (Yvonne Griggs) will be presenting an in-service on using Google Docs in the classroom to our middle and high school chairs. We have created a how to sheet which includes videos for...
World History
Mobile Apps for the Classroom
Luke Rosa and I were on a crack team of teachers and technology specialists this summer in whose capacity we came up with a list of mobile apps that can help your classroom expand and do it for free. Above is an Educreations' presentation that gives an overview of our presentation and here is the e-sheet with 25 apps for smartphones and tablets (including the ones above) that we found incredibly helpful. For each app, you will see there is an explanation, how to use it in the classroom and some how to videos. If by chance you want to see our longer list of 75, it is here.
- Google Classroom
Until recently I was not convinced that Google Classroom was any better than Google Drive. But Google recently announced that you can now add apps on it and one might assume that it is going to get better. The best part is that the students...
- Google Classroom Is Growing
Until today Google Classroom has been little more than a souped up way to use Google Drive to organize your students. But starting today, it has added twenty apps to the suite. So if you use or are thinking of using Google Classroom above...
- Apps To Use In The Classroom
This has been a great week as one of the things I have is work with a team of six others on coming up with apps that one can use on smartphones and tablets. We started with a long list of several hundred and knocked it down to 76 and finally to...
- Bloom's Taxonomy And Apps
This summer I am fortunate to be working on several projects. Two of them are question writing for my count's database and finding apps to use in the classroom. That is why Kathy Schrock's "Bloomin Apps" is perfect for me as it lists...
- In-service On Learning Google Docs
Today I and the head of our high school technology specialists (Yvonne Griggs) will be presenting an in-service on using Google Docs in the classroom to our middle and high school chairs. We have created a how to sheet which includes videos for...