Tag Archives: Tech

Bitmoji Scenes-All the Rage

What started as a cute header for your Google Classroom has now been transformed into a distance learning tool with power. If you are interested in learning more about what these are, join me as we see some examples, get some ideas, and create our own!

Create Your Own Podcast with Anchor

Today, we take another look at the technology from the Best Websites for Teaching and Learning 2019 list produced by AASL.  The featured website is Anchor, which is a free podcast host. Last year, I started my first podcast and it was not an easy process.  I struggled to find a free service.  Then I had toContinueContinue reading “Create Your Own Podcast with Anchor”

Explore.org is a Window to the Natural World

Today, we take another look at the technology from the Best Websites for Teaching and Learning 2019 list produced by AASL.  The featured website is Explore.org.  This website is a collection of live streaming natural habitats. Possible Uses Scientific Observations Students can practice their observation and note-taking skills by recording notes on what they see. AnimalContinueContinue reading “Explore.org is a Window to the Natural World”

Join the Wakelet Wave

The American Association of School Librarians released their list of the best websites for teaching and learning.  My goal is to go through this list and offer practical applications you can use in your classroom or library.  Today we focus on the curation website, Wakelet. Wakelet is a website, extension, and app that allows youContinueContinue reading “Join the Wakelet Wave”

Techie Teacher: the Rocketbook

I first came across the Rocketbook after my assistant principal showed it to me a couple of weeks ago.  Since then, people all over my district have been buzzing about it.  Here are my thoughts on this techie tool. What Is It? The Rocketbook is a notebook that is connected with an app to makeContinueContinue reading “Techie Teacher: the Rocketbook”

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