In my classroom I am often using brainstorming activates to my students generate new ideas especially when I they say “I can’t think of anything”.… Read More »Using Lotus Diagrams to Facilitate Brainstorming
Whether you are in math, ELA, science, design, art or a multitude of other subjects most share a learning process of input, process, output, feedback.… Read More »Giving Feedback in the Digital Classroom
Google Docs doesn’t directly have a way to create image captions in their program, however there are several ways to create this effect fairly easily… Read More »Creating an Image Caption in Google Docs
This school year, I went paperless in my classroom. I was super tired of having assignments cluttering up my desk and looming at me as… Read More »Going Fully Paperless in my Classes
The STL file format is ubiquitous for 3D printing in its various forms, however it is not perfect. Many users will run into scaling issues… Read More »Switching from STL to 3MF for 3D Printing
In our new educational landscape teachers have been thrust into finding new and exciting ways to keep students engaged while doing distance learning. This year (19-20) is a bit of crap shoot for that, since we as teachers didn’t have resources or training to get going on distance learning full time for the most part, we just had to go.
Late work is problem many teachers struggle to solve, in this article we will provide a couple of solutions to this problem.
This past year I have started to incorporate pictures more into my class presentations and materials. When I began, I started with images that I… Read More »Royalty Free Photos
In the past ten years the internet has become a hotbed for social medias of various types, but two services have begun to standout as unique. Podcasts and YouTube have become an amazing source of information for those getting into new area of learning.
