Record with iOS11 The newest update to the iOS platform is a game changer for the iPad. One of the issues of using iPads in the classroom, is how can a teacher record the iPad screen? There are ways to do this, but it has typically taken a few steps to …
Once again ISTE delivers – Kevin Carroll of Katalyst fame was the keynote speaker this morning and man what a story of inspiration! Some key take aways for me were: Do amazing magical things; Use Play; That Play is as important as eating, sleeping, and drinking; Play is serious business …
Ok…so life happened and I haven’t been able to sit down and pour thoughts out into my blog nearly as regularly as I would like. However its time to try and get back into some kind of writing routine (this is tough for us math teachers!) Coming up really soon, …
So…as a math teacher, sometimes finding really cool ways to incorporate fun stuff into class can be a little difficult. Its a struggle to get the kids to show all of their work using paper and pencil, forget about it if they have to type it all in!. But this …
I have a passion for educational technology (from here on #edtech) and I know that there is tons of stuff out there that I have no idea about…So I have started up an #EdTech lunch at school! Why not tap into the greatness that is already in my building: fellow …
So the great experiment that was flipped math last year is now “new and improved” and upgraded to version 2.0! I started using the flip model last year and went all in, flipping three different courses in a single year. Wow! What was I thinking when I decided to do …
View the conversation below at your own risk…There is almost but not quite the king daddy of all potty words in there…But the conversation totally sums up day two of ISTE. It all started with a very interesting session over Project Based Learning hosted by Suzie Boss and Mike Gwalty. …