Video of the Week: Dealing with digital distraction in the classroom
Video of the Week: Dealing with digital distraction in the classroom
Here are some of the best ways to manage digital distraction in the classroom.
Video of the Week: Backchanneling with TodaysMeet
Students and teachers can engage in real-time discussion based on classroom videos
Video of the Week: How to Assign Group Work in Google Classroom
Resources make managing group work better for teachers and students
Video of the Week: 3 Great Ways to Power Up Your Parent Communication
Helpful resources to improve communication with parents
Video of the Week: Take classroom video to the next level
Learn how students can be active viewers when you use video in the classroom
Video of the Week: Get started with coding in your classroom
Help students learn cross-curricular skills with practical tips
Video of the Week: 9 great movies for middle school classrooms
Try one of these thought-provoking documentaries to get kids thinking (and learning).
Video of the Week: 3 tips for great formative assessment
Check out these tips for how to use formative assessment apps and games
Video of the Week: Amplify your ELLs’ voices with digital storytelling
Practical tips on using digital-creation and storytelling activities to empower authentic communication.
Video of the Week: How to set up your digital classroom for success
Three strategies to help you set up and manage both your physical and digital classrooms.
Video of the Week: 3 tips for great formative assessment
Tips for how to use formative assessment apps and games such as Kahoot, Socrative, Plickers, and Poll Everywhere.
Video of the Week: Make it easy for students and parents to sign up with Seesaw
It’s best to get parents signed up right off the bat, at the beginning of the year, and luckily Seesaw makes this easy.
Video of the Week: Simple ways teachers can protect student data privacy
Here are some simple steps any teacher can take to better protect their students' data when using online tools.
Video of the Week: 3 ways to help students build empathy using technology
Using empathy skills online is integral for helping kids become responsible digital citizens.
Video of the Week: Protecting your students’ privacy on social media
Social media can pose risks to students' privacy, but these risks can be managed with informed, intentional use.
Video of the Week: 5 essential media literacy questions for kids
Help kids think critically about any media they view with critical questions that dig below the surface.
Video of the Week: Making group work a win for your students
Having kids work together promotes cooperation, builds social-emotional skills, and gets them engaged in active learning. So, what makes for better group work?
Video of the Week: Discover the learning in ANY game
Think of games as experiences rather than instruction--as field trips, not textbooks.
Resource Library:
The Complete Guide to Computer Science Education for Elementary Classrooms
Introducing computer science at the elementary level gives young learners a strong foundation for the future. By learning tech skills early, students are set up for success in school and…
Take measure of your mathematics practices
DNA Mathematics professional development empowers educators to master the mathematics being taught in classrooms. To exemplify the benefits of DNA Mathematics, download our FREE white paper now to learn a…
Enhance PreK-5 STEAM and CS Instruction with playful, screen-free robotics!
Research shows that young students learn STEAM and Computer Science best with hands-on, playful experiences. Meet KIBO, the screen-free robot, where students problem solve, engineer, collaborate, and develop their computational…