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Twitter 101 for Educators – Getting Started

Posted on January 11, 2021January 11, 2021 by erin

Posted by Erin Whalen Are you an educator who strives to be better each day? The type of teacher who is always seeking new ideas? Maybe you’re the only teacher in your school for your grade level or content area and need colleagues beyond those four walls? Enter Twitter. Twitter is FREE! Twitter is free…

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Attaching Files to Google Calendar Event

Adding Attachments to Google Calendar Events

Posted on May 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by erin

Posted by Erin Whalen One of my favorite features of Google Calendar (of which there are many – I love Google Calendar!) is the ability to add attachments to an event. This is helpful for my own organization and efficiency but especially helpful for events with guests such as virtual or in-person meetings. When creating…

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Code with Grasshopper

Self-Paced Coding Lessons with Grasshopper

Posted on May 2, 2019May 2, 2019 by erin

Learn to Code with Grasshopper New to coding? Not sure where to start? The Grasshopper app, available on Apple’s App Store and on Google Play, teaches JavaScript through self-paced lessons and practice. Lessons The app guides you through progressive lessons that build on one another and slowly introduce different tools and functions in JavaScript. As…

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The Key to Close Reading

The Key to Close Reading

Posted on April 29, 2019June 7, 2019 by erin

A Guest Post by Barton Keeler I am not an expert in close reading but have tried a variety of methods and approaches.  What I discovered is that when I have a great essential question everything goes well – kids are engaged, they’re diving deep and thinking creatively.  In fact, if my question is good…

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The Chromebook Infused Classroom

The Chromebook Infused Classroom

Posted on April 26, 2019April 26, 2019 by erin

An Online Course by Holly Clark Do you have Chromebooks? Or is your school going 1:1 next year? Then this is for you! The Chromebook Infused Classroom Online Course – has opened the doors for pre-orders until May 8th or when all seats are sold. Find out more information HERE The Pre-Order price is half…

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Gamification with Alicia Motter

I’m Not a Science Teacher, I’m a Game Master

Posted on March 29, 2019April 6, 2019 by erin

A Guest Post by Alicia Motter Impending inclement weather often precipitates conversations among teachers and students about snow days. Everyone wants one, don’t they? But the downside is that students remember less about the previous lesson because their routine has been interrupted. This is especially true when it happens right after starting new material. That…

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Get your students tweeting onedsschat

Get Your Kids Tweeting: #OnEdSschat by @JCasaTodd

Posted on March 20, 2019March 23, 2019 by erin

Teaching Students to Use Social Media A Guest Post by Jennifer Casa-Todd We have a challenge. Student use of social media outside of school is increasing, and yet, because of age restrictions, we are limited in our ability to mentor students under the age of thirteen. So, we have two options. We can just not…

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Sparking Curiosity to Engage Students

Sparking Curiosity to Engage Students in Learning with @MarciaMentor

Posted on February 26, 2019February 26, 2019 by erin

What are you curious about? What questions do you have? A Guest Post by Marcia Carrillo Based on the work of @ramusallam These are the questions I was asked after watching a Verizon commercial, in which a bicyclist rides throughout San Francisco and his path is captured on his phone in the shape of a…

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Digital Playground

Polyup – A Thinking Playground

Posted on January 30, 2019February 2, 2019 by erin

A Virtual Mathematical Playground Guest Post by Shaya Zarkesh Polyup is a computational thinking playground. Students from elementary through high school can play with puzzles involving numbers and functions. In a drag-and-drop, expression-building environment, students will create expressions that evaluate to a target value or values. Polyup has recently integrated with Google Classroom. Teachers can…

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Google Slides Transitions

Adding Transitions in Google Slides

Posted on January 25, 2019February 2, 2019 by erin

Animate Your Slide Show in Google Slides Posted by Erin Whalen Often we build slides to share information and don’t need them to be “fancy” but when we do want to jazz them up, we can add transitions. This is especially helpful when you want your slide show to be more like a video –…

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Infographics in Foreign Language Classes with @bjkurtz

Posted on January 24, 2019February 2, 2019 by erin

Creating Infographics in Foreign Language Courses A Guest Post by Barbara Kurtz Challenge: I want my students to WANT TO LEARN. I want them to be capable of communicating about a variety of topics in Spanish. They need to learn with an AUTHENTIC AUDIENCE AND PURPOSE. They need to use language with an AUTHENTIC PURPOSE:…

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Data Analysis with Google Sheets

Teach Students to Analyze Data with Google Sheets by @aliciamotter

Posted on January 22, 2019February 2, 2019 by erin

Teaching Data Analysis with Google Sheets A Guest Post by Alicia Motter Purposeful Technology I am always looking for ways to implement technologies purposefully in my classroom that meet State Standards while integrating NGSS and engaging students in research that they are interested in. I recently worked with Alice Keeler, who helped me develop this…

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Formulas and Conditional Formatting in Google Sheets

Planning Ahead with Formulas and Conditional Formatting

Posted on January 16, 2019February 7, 2023 by erin

Stay on Track with Short and Long-Term Planning Posted by Erin Whalen As part of my role, I am responsible for managing upcoming events and ensuring that all necessary details are in order, including travel arrangements. I utilize Google Sheets to assist me in staying organized and updated by incorporating formulas and formatting into my travel…

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Paper Bag Mask by Brock Heasley

The Paper Bag Mask – An Interesting Path to Success

Posted on January 15, 2019January 24, 2019 by erin

You Are More Thank You Think You Are A Guest Post by Brock Heasley I’m a writer, but for most of my life I didn’t know that. Drawing Not Writing Back in high school, writing was an academic exercise at best, a vehicle for whatever B.S. I needed to create to fill out the required…

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Web A Skeb Online Etch A Sketch

Etch A Sketch Goes Online!

Posted on January 11, 2019July 26, 2021 by erin

April 2020: Unfortunately it appears this site is no longer available. Nothing lasts forever, especially free tools. Try Google Chrome Canvas. Try Jamboard by Google. Try whiteboard.fi. Web A Skeb Online Drawing App Posted by Erin Whalen Etch A Sketch was a favorite toy beginning in the 1960s. Now there is an online version of…

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