As teachers rely more on digital technology to support remote learning, it is important to keep all learners in mind…
Jamboard Across Grade Levels
I am honored to share that I was a guest on Activities Across Grade Levels, an edtech-focused webinar series hosted…
Hold the Word Art and More Tips for Effective Design in G Suite
1:1 roll-outs and distance learning mean teachers have to create more digital content. Think about students who view these Google…
Teachers: Please Use This Font For Your Docs, Slides, and Visuals
Both distance learning and teaching students with 1:1 devices require teachers to create digital products for student consumption. Think of…
Multiple Choice and Distance Learning
As teachers are faced with teaching their students from a distance, a question pops up when educators converse online: How…
10 Tips for Converting to Distance Learning
Considering that Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has already started closing schools, teachers need to have a plan in the event they…
Ready. Set. Create: A Guide to Quick Student Creativity
Teachers are encouraged to incorporate the 4Cs into instruction. This is especially so for creativity. Students need to flex their…
Google Classroom Rubrics are Leaving Beta
At BETT 2020, Google for Education made a huge announcement: rubrics are leaving beta. Soon all teachers will be able…
4 Modalities of Google Classroom Feedback
Any teacher who has read Harry Wong’s The First Days of School knows one of the book’s hard and fast…
Congratulations! It’s Your First Day of Google Classroom!
I have long loved using Google Classroom. I wrote glowingly about how Classroom changed my practice in September 2014 and…
