Teachers are givers. That is just what we are all about. We give, give, give. Sometimes, however, we want the things we give to be returned to us. This might include classroom books, equipment, pencils or even our car. The Who Has What app helps keep loaned items organized and more likely to be returned. […]
Audio Review #62 | Math Chat Brings Your Friends To You When your Need Math Help
Overview Math Chat is a nifty iOS app that allows students to collaborate on math problems. Conceptually it is fairly simple: create a platform where students (or anybody really) can easily share, discuss and chat about math problems. Students take a picture or draw out a math problem then send it to a friend who […]
EDTech Talk Round Table 31 | Game the System
Chris, Jamie and Michael discuss the articles of the week and share their edtech tips. Articles of the Week Age of Distraction: Why It’s Crucial for Students to Learn to Focus | MindShift Digital classroom tools like computers, tablets and smartphones offer exciting opportunities to deepen learning through creativity, collaboration and connection, but those very devices can also […]
Tech Talk Roundtable 13 | No More Digital Cheetos For You
Chris, Jamie and Michael discuss the articles of the week and share their tech tips. Articles of the week New Survey Uncovers Big Trends In Online Learning | Edudemic The role of online learning in education is a hot topic right now. But who is actually taking advantage of this service? Teachers? Students? Who is using it bolster their academic […]
Interview 04 | Dan Jost of Inkling.com
Michael Boll interviews Dan Jost of Inkling.com From their website: We started with a vision for a better textbook: one that was interactive and engaging, one that took advantage of the opportunities afforded by new media like iPad. But we aren’t just reinventing publishing, or reinventing the book. We’re reinventing the way people learn. Inkling […]
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