Laura Moore of “Learn Moore Stuff” has been working hard on a new site to help the teachers in our district integrate technology. The site is called, “Rock the Lab,” and it contains many fabulous lessons that integrate technology with standards for the grade levels. You may not find some of it applicable to you … Read more
According to the White House, the United States is celebrating a “National Week of Making” from 6/12-6/18 this year. A National Maker Faire was held in Washington, D.C., on the 12th and 13th, and people all of the country are sharing ideas with the #nationofmakers hashtag. You can go to this link to get ideas on … Read more
Before you download this app (available in Google Play or iTunes), please note that it is not “Quiver – The Matchmaking Game.” Trust me, you don’t want that on your elementary classroom iPads 😉 Quiver-3D Coloring App is the new face of ColAR, an augmented reality app that brought colored pages to life. In fact, when … Read more
First of all, a big shout out to the awesome ladies I met at TCEA from Lamar Consolidated School District yesterday – @spletkalcisd, @KBoneGT, @imrielee and @StacieQuarles! Meeting them absolutely made my day! Based on yesterday’s poll, here are the things I hope to share at TCEA on Thursday morning: Canva An awesome free web … Read more
I love the collaborative aspect of Google Drive, but with a classroom of varying numbers and age levels of students and 10 iPads I’ve had to learn to be a bit creative when it comes to using Google activities with my students. The release of specific apps for iOS such as Slides and Sheets is … Read more