Third in the “Alternatives to Clickers for Digital Assessments” series, this post will introduce you to Nearpod.  I have to say that I was in love with this tool when it was strictly an iPad app, but now that they have made it web-based as…

My apologies for not posting the second installment of Alternatives to Clickers for Digital Assessments last week.  It is my goal to post each Tuesday night and then the TechToolThursdays on…well, Thursdays.  Since I missed last week, I will post two times tonight in order…

For my first Tech Tool Thursday, I’m sharing with you three tools that I share the most often with teachers in my district.  They are Educreations (tablet app), goo.gl URL Shortener, and Lucid Chart.  Continue reading for screenshots, how-to’s, and implementation ideas!  By the way,…

Twitter, Google+, Facebook, Pinterest, blogs, wikis, and the list goes on and on.  In a previous post, I talked about how easy it is in our digital world to get totally overloaded and overwhelmed with the constant barrage of information coming at us from all directions.  Especially those…

We received an email last week from our principal that the copy paper was about out, and no more would be ordered for the rest of the year.  As you can imagine, it’s been mass hysteria around here since.  I’ve been a little confused as…