With the help of Google Certified Trainers worldwide, Google has created a Google Classroom video series. This series is a collection of videos focused on solving teaching and learning challenges facing classrooms. These videos are categorized into Assessment, Communication, Creativity & Innovation, Differentiation, Family Engagement, Hybrid Learning, and Planning and Preparation. Each category contains a […]
At-Home Learning Resources from PBS North Carolina
Posted on 02/08/2021PBS North Carolina, formerly UNC-TV, is now offering a variety of standards-aligned resources designed for students from preschool-12th grade. Check out some of the offerings which are offered now, or are coming soon. CLASSROOM CONNECTION Find math and language arts lessons designed for grades PreK-3 which are scheduled to air, but are also streamed online […]
3 Google Classroom Tips for Management
Posted on 02/01/2021Google Classroom is a wonderful instructional tool for teachers whether you are teaching face-to-face, online-only or in an hybrid environment. Staying organized can help you and your students stay on top of things! Here are a few tips for managing your students through Google Classroom. Tip #1: Use Topics for Organization Organize your classroom into […]
Professional Development Opportunities
Posted on 01/25/2021We just wanted to give you a reminder about the opportunities for digital learning focused professional development that are available to you. If you need credits for license renewal, learning options to support digital learning, or are just wanting to add to your educational portfolio, these free options are available. Friday Institute Online Professional Learning […]
Smithsonian Open Access
Posted on 01/18/2021Are you ready for awesome, high-quality resources? The Smithsonian Institute has opened “Smithsonian Open Access” for everyone in collaboration with Google Arts and Culture. You can share, download and reuse Smithsonian’s images with no worries of copyright! There are millions of images from which to choose. These are great for instruction, research projects, inspiration for […]
Using Clipchamp to Make Your Own Videos
Posted on 01/11/2021Need a quick and easy way to produce a video using your own videos and images? Clipchamp is a great way to accomplish this. This tool allows you to login with your Google account, use videos and images stored in your Google Drive, and save exported videos to your Drive. The free account on Clipchamp […]
Kicking Things Up a Notch with Classkick
Posted on 12/21/2020Do you want to kicks things up a notch in your classroom? Classkick may just be the educational technology tool you have been looking for to give you insight into your students’ learning. This tool is a browser-based application that provides teachers with a view of student work during the creation process. You can see […]
Reminder About Quick Access in Google Meet
Posted on 12/14/2020With all of the new bells and whistles you can now find in Google Meet, it is easy to overlook some of the new features which can assist you in managing participants when working with your students in Meet. Quick Access is a tool which you can turn off to allow you to require participants […]
Personalizing Feedback with Your Voice
Posted on 12/07/2020Providing students with prompt, insightful feedback is a vital part of student success and effective instruction. There are a variety of ways in which to provide feedback to students in both face-to-face and virtual environments. The most common of which is typed text feedback. However, if you want to up your game and personalize your […]
Integrating NCWiseOwl Resources Into Your Google Classroom
Posted on 11/30/2020NCWiseOwl is a comprehensive, free resource provided for students and educators in North Carolina. Links to use Britannica, Ebsco, Explora and other helpful tools can be found on the NCWiseOwl site. You can find ebooks, primary sources, maps, help videos, and science, history & health information. It is easy to forget that we have these […]