The Quiver 3D coloring app was formerly known as ColAR. It’s available on both Google Play and the iTunes app store as a free app. However, there are some in-app purchases on the free app. Another option is to purchase the Education version of the app, which includes all of the content. I published a post … Read more
Population.io is a site that shows some interesting statistics about the world’s population in relation to the user. According to the site authors, “Our hope is that people from all walks of life, in all ages and across all countries will explore a new perspective of their own life and find their own place in … Read more
Yep. You read that correctly. How have I not heard of this before?!!! Problem-based, standards-based, project-based…. All familiar to me. Zombie-based? Not so much. The only reason I know about it now is because of another of Edutopia’s fabulous 5-Minute Film Festivals. This one, posted on 7/17/15, is about inspirational teachers. I scanned the list … Read more
A couple of years ago, I posted about an interesting infographic included in a presentation by Kathy Schrock. The image showed each world flag as a pie chart of color. Nicholas Rougeux has a different take on the colors of the world’s flags. He chose to categorize them by color scheme. Check out his poster … Read more
Full disclosure – our class received a Dash and Dot package from Wonder Workshop for review. Last month I posted an article about the new additions to our classroom, Dash and Dot (and Fitzgerald). Since then, the school Maker Club, our Robotics team, and my 1st graders have been learning more about the features … Read more
This week I am going to dedicate my posts to sharing resources I learned about at TCEA in Austin last week. I think packing too much info into a blog post is overwhelming, so if you are craving more, feel free to check out my notes (which are not finished yet!) here. At her “Fabulous … Read more