With the sheer amount of available information from different sources online, how could you make sure of a source’s credibility? You may use Google Chrome. It has an extension that lets you look into and assess the reliability of a …
How to go Paperless in Your Classroom
There are benefits to adopting web-based alternatives to paper: it’s easy to collaborate when everything’s online, students can collaborate without requiring parent time and gas fumes, teachers can answer questions in a timely manner, teachers can provide feedback on …
How to Convert from Evernote to OneNote
Microsoft OneNote is now free to use on and sync among all your devices, such as computers, tablets, and phones, as well as on the web. So, what if you’re using Evernote and want to switch? No worries. It’s easy …
12 Sites That Will Teach You Coding for Free
You don’t need to shell out a ton of money or put yourself in debt to learn how to code, either. These 12 places offer coding courses for free:
Teacher’s Guide on How to Create Forms Using The New Google Forms
As a teacher, you can use Forms for a variety of purposes including: planning an event, making surveys and polls, creating quizzes, collecting feedback and other information from students and many more. Here is a guide on features you …
Turn Your iPad into a Document Camera with IPEVO
The IPEVO Whiteboard app for iPad is a great, free solution for teachers who want the benefits of a document camera, without the added cost of new hardware. It is an extremely versatile app that gives you yet another …
Newsactivist.com: A Conversation with Gabriel Flacks about Technology that Could Change Your Classroom
Gabriel Flacks, who currently serves as the Coordinator of the Humanities Department at Champlain Regional College, St. Lambert (QC), has introduced me to a website that he created. It’s calledNewsActivist.com and it has a wide range of applications, but for …
iPad Pro, an educator’s view
So it’s here. The eagerly anticipated iPad Pro was launched earlier last week in San Francisco. As technological design goes, as with most things with Apple, it is a thing of beauty. I simply can’t wait to get my …
How the mysterious dark net is going mainstream
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Presentation of the Week: NOOCify the MOOC!
A New Google Docs Feature Ideal for Collaborative Writing in Class
Google released a new collaborative feature called ‘See new changes’. This is particularly useful for co-writing documents. Now when working on a document with other collaborators, you will be able to see the changes added to the document as …
5 Essential Apps For The Organized Teacher
These are apps that allow teachers to store files, manage class rosters, share student work, and consolidate everything into a single, synced calendar.
http://www.teachthought.com/apps-2/best-organization-apps-for-teacher/…
Facebook Takes a Step Into Education Software
The Silicon Valley company announced that it was working with a local charter school network, Summit Public Schools, to develop software that schools can use to help children learn at their own pace.
3 Classroom Tools to Measure Student Learning
Formative assessment is vital to teachers in any classroom environment. Teachers have been formatively assessing students for years, because we must know what our students know in order to help them understand what they do not know.
http://www.edutopia.org/blog/classroom-tools-measure-student-learning-bethany-petty…
Google Docs now lets you type without typing at all
Google Docs now supports voice dictation from Chrome and the Docs iOS and Android app. When the feature is enabled (from the Tools menu in Chrome), you can dictate documents using the microphone icon from Docs on Chrome, or …