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Twitter chats, Storify, and PLCs in the classroom
Twitter and Storify – Enhancing and Archiving for Learning The power of sharing in an isolated event such as a Twitter chat can be a motivating, collaborative, and unique way to stimulate the minds of our students. A couple weeks … Continue reading
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A Paperless Unit – Stewardship Through Technology
The idea of going paperless, though not a new one, came to us in a collaborative meeting the grade 10 science team had today after school. For years, we have struggled to really make the Climate Change unit cohesive, fluid, and interactive. … Continue reading
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Are you an Edtechaholic?
It’s interesting, today began with a presentation to colleagues regarding the use of Google Classroom, Doctopus, and Goobric, a class where the students used portable white boards to teach each other mini lessons on chemical nomenclature, and then I spent the … Continue reading
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Google Classroom, Doctopus, and Goobric
Ever since our school began pushing Google Docs while becoming a GAFE affiliated schools, it has been hard to find an efficient way to organize and manage student assignments within Google Docs. Truth be told, I struggle often with material management … Continue reading
What online tools are teachers using?
I asked this questions a few months ago to others on staff and received many great resources and tools. It’s only fair that I share what my colleagues and myself use and in what fashion. I have used nearly all of them … Continue reading