Transform your teaching with the ultimate tech resource! The Technology Toolbox for Teachers offers tutorials, presentations, and endless ideas for your elementary students.

Technology in the classroom constantly changes and so are the classroom tech tools that we use every day with our students.

Three AI teacher assistants, a curated collection of math activities, a website-building curriculum, a site for helping students change the world, and more.

Come learn about some creative ways educators are using Wakelet in the classroom!

I've rounded up 8 tech tools and ideas for using them. Some of these tools are new and some have been around but with new features. Tools are a mix of apps and sites - some are device specific. Thank you to the presenters and EXPO booths at ISTE 2019 for sharing these tools and features. I've tried to give credit to where I learned each idea when applicable. Wakelet Wakelet is a curation tool. Users can pull in links, images, text, and video into one space for easy distribution and sharing. Wakelet is very simple to use. There is

Three AI teacher assistants, a curated collection of math activities, a website-building curriculum, a site for helping students change the world, and more.

Teaching writing remotely with Google Classroom: 10 tips for writing workshop during remote / distance learning. Google docs, forms, hyperdocs, tech tools, and more.

Technology in the classroom constantly changes and so are the classroom tech tools that we use every day with our students.

Come learn about my FAVORITE technology tools for digital communication and collaboration with elementary students. Use these tools with Chromebooks, laptops, computers and some can even be used with iPads. Global learning is making its way into the classroom and we need to make sure our students are prepared so they can make the most of these authentic learning experiences!

The authors of The Coach Approach provide insight into their favorite technology tools for instructional coaches and best practices for school coaching.

It is really hard to find resources to teach media literacy to K-2 students! If you have a subscription to Brainpop, they do have an excellent video about media literacy. You can find it HERE. Another great resource is media smarts. They have several videos about media. You can find them HERE. After introducing media with these videos, we made flipbooks in our interactive notebooks that had all the media literacy notes we needed. We also completed a couple sorting worksheets to review the concepts. At the end of our unit we created posters and pamphlets to help to promote and sell our Market Day items. You can download all the media literacy pages HERE.

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Explore our comprehensive collection of classroom resources, including classroom posters, engaging activities, classroom management techniques, and more. Enhance your teaching and inspire your students with these valuable insights.

Wheel of Names: A Tool Teachers and Presenters Will LOVE for randomly selecting names, writing prompts, topics, and so much more! Presenters can use this tool to choose winners from tweets and surveys completed in Google Forms.

Come learn about my FAVORITE technology tools for digital communication and collaboration with elementary students. Use these tools with Chromebooks, laptops, computers and some can even be used with iPads. Global learning is making its way into the classroom and we need to make sure our students are prepared so they can make the most of these authentic learning experiences!

Looking to develop your Canva confidence so you can create beautiful handouts, flashcards, and models for your ELA classroom? Great! Find help in this post.

Have you tried using OneNote on an iPad? Here is a post covering a few things to get you started and some differences compared to the desktop version.

We all know and love Kahoot, right? If you do not know about Kahoot then we have a few blog posts with tips and ideas to get you up to sp...

It is really hard to find resources to teach media literacy to K-2 students! If you have a subscription to Brainpop, they do have an excel...

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How to Use a Split Screen to Increase Productivity in the classroom using Chromebooks, laptops, computers or iPads.

What we call "attention-seeking behavior" is a sign of a deficit need. How can we help students meet this need in a healthy way?

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What they don't teach us in education courses is just how freaking much students talk, and how hard it can be to quiet them down. Help is on the way.

Finding apps isn’t difficult. Finding education apps is only a bit more challenging. Finding free education apps is also possible. Finding free education apps worth downloading is a different story entirely. Before browsing through the apps below, let me tell you about a site that, if you haven’t visited already, you should probably go look […]

My teaching life before I figured out how to flip my classroom was exhausting! I was giving the same...

Check out this list of over 85 Apps that Integrate with Google Classroom! Did you know that Google Classroom plays well with others? Yep! Google is known for making their applications open to working with third-party applications, and Google Classroom is no exception.

Classroomscreen.com: A Web Tool Teachers and Students will LOVE. Easy way to turn your browser into an interactive board. Digital stoplight, timer, calendar, random name picker, drawing tools, work symbols, text area, QR generator and more are all tools included in this free web tool.

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5 EASY techie ideas for digital citizenship activities. Technology in the classroom! iPads, GAFE, websites

After reading Wonder by R.J. Palacio, students worked in small collaborative groups to create character posters about each of the characte...

I am SUPER excited about this newest technology that I have integrated into my math class! I am sure you have seen Pokemon Go and how it uses Augmented Reality or AR to bring to life Pokemon in a game style platform. What I have done is take this AR technology and I have made task cards that come to life! For years, we have used QR codes to provide students with immediate feedback and as a way to integrate technology into the curriculum. I wanted to find a new and fresh way to offer students that same feedback but by using a different platform. Here is where Aurasma hits the scene! Aurasma is a free app that is available on android tablets as well as iPads. Aurasma allows students to scan a picture or task card and then watch in real time, the picture or task card, come to life! Students are so excited to see this technology in action! I have made a sample pack of task cards that you can access HERE. You can try the task cards and technology for FREE! Once you see the technology in action, you may never want to go back to QR Codes! Here is a breakdown on how to use the cards! 1. Download the free Aurasma App on the device you will be using. 2. In order to make the task cards come to life, you must follow my Aurasma channel. You can scan this QR Code to access and follow my channel or you can use this link http://auras.ma/s/xh2IN 3. Once you have the app and have followed my channel, you are ready to access the content on my task cards. 4. Open the app and start scanning the task cards much like a QR code. I love this technology! You could also use this in several ways! I personally have thought about "Student of the Week". Students could scan a picture of the "Student of the Week" and it would reveal a short video that the student of the week has made about him/herself! This same thing could be done with "Meet the Teacher Night". Parents could scan a picture of the teacher and watch a video that tells all about the classroom and teacher. Students could create their own Aurasmas by taking a picture of their work and making it come to life by retelling a little bit about the content. Another AR or Augmented Realty app that is absolutely breathtaking is Quiver! Quiver is a free app available on iPads or android devices. In order to use this technology, you will need to print off Quiver sheets to use. There are several free Quiver sheets to use, and some sheets that cost money. I printed off the free sheets and we used them in class at the end of the year. Students absolutely loved them! To access the coloring sheets click here: http://www.quivervision.com/coloring-packs/ I would love to see more sheets become available on Quiver because it is AMAZING! Using the sheets you can see a volcano come to life, you can color a beetle and watch it come to life and then learn about the parts of an insect, you can color the world and then literally have the world at your fingertips! I wouldn't mind spending a little money in order to get quality sheets to use with this app. I am hooked on Augmented Reality in the classroom! I can't wait to find more ways to use the technology in class. I would love to hear how you have used Augmented Reality in your classroom, feel free to share in the comments below. Peace, Love, Math- Jennifer

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Today’s show is a little bit different y’all. I spent some time with 10 educators talking about 10 awesome ways to use Flipgrid in your classroom [LIVE from ISTE] at the Flipgrid booth. You won’t want to miss the big updates Flipgrid announced at ISTE that Adam “Short-Shorts” Goldberg shares! The educators that stood up to speak shared some amazing tips on how to get the most out of Flipgrid in your classroom. From using it to encourage collaboration on projects, creating global classrooms, and giving students a way to practice giving feedback, the tips were fantastic and unbelievably actionable.

Everything you need for getting started as a technology teacher. From planning to classroom management to decor and more!

Last week, I wrote about building relationships with teachers to help deepen technology integration. The post was inspired by a talk I gave to a group of technology integration specialists and technology directors in Ohio. […]