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Tom Mullaney

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Tom Mullaney is a former classroom teacher who creates edtech professional development for school districts.

  • About Tom
    • Tom’s YouTube Channel
    • What They Say
    • Podcast
  • Tom’s Digital Breakouts
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  • Google for Education Resources
    • Chromebooks in Education
    • Google Classroom
    • Expeditions and Tour Creator
    • Google Jamboard
    • G Suite Art and Design

Tag: blended learning

Digital Storytelling Without Word Processing Part 1: Google Apps

We want students to be storytellers. We also want teachers to tell engaging stories that help students connect to content. … More

blended learning, Data GIF Maker, Digital Breakouts, Digital Storytelling, G Suite, G Suite for Education, Google Data Studio, Google Jamboard, Google My Maps, Google Sites, Google Tour Creator, Jamboard, Toontastic 3D

7 Tips for Google Earth in the Classroom

Remember when Google Earth was a slow desktop program? Thank goodness it is now has a sleeker web version (earth.google.com/web) … More

area, Area and Perimeter, blended learning, Chromebooks, G Suite for Education, geography, Geology, Google Earth, Google Geo Tools, Google My Maps, iPads, Math, perimeter, Science, Social Studies, Touchscreen Chromebooks

Google My Maps Tips and Tricks

May 2019 Update: For those attending ISTE 2019, in Philadelphia, I have made a Google My Map with my suggestions … More

blended learning, G Suite for Education, geography, Google Earth, Google Geo Tools, Google My Maps, ideas for teaching geography, Social Studies, Tom Mullaney

Collaboration in G Suite – An Overview

G Suite for Education is a great platform for giving students feedback on their work. The apps in G Suite … More

blended learning, Collaboration, Differentiation, G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, Google Classroom Differentiation, Google Docs, Google Drawings, Google for Education, Google Jamboard, Google Sheets, Google Slides, student collaboration

Feedback for Students in G Suite – An Overview

Teachers and students in districts that use Google for Education have access to a free suite of apps, G Suite, … More

blended learning, feedback, G Suite for Education, Google Classroom, Google Docs, Google Drawings, Google Keep, Google Sheets, Google Sites, Google Slides, New Google Sites, student feedback

Blended Learning With the New Google Sites

My latest BamRadioNetwork EdWords blog post is about using the new Google Sites as a tool for blended learning. Thank … More

blended learning, Google Sites, GSuite for Education, New Google Sites, Tom Mullaney

Are You a YouTube Star? Why Not?

In my latest BamRadio Network EdWords, blog post, I argue why and how teachers should put their work on YouTube. … More

blended learning, G Suite for Education, Screencastify, YouTube

Guided Notes in Google Classroom

In my latest BamRadio Network EdWords blog post, I explain how teachers can stop lecturing to meet the needs of … More

blended learning, EDpuzzle, Google Apps for Education, Google Classroom, Guided Notes, TED-Ed

Why This Teacher Loves ThingLink

ThingLink, a tool that allows for adding content that appears on top of images, is a great tool for both … More

blended learning, Google Forms, Google Slides, iPads, self paced learning, ThingLink, Vocabulary, YouTube

Quick Assessment for Differentiation – A Toolbox

Generating assessment results for differentiation can be challenging for teachers. My latest BamRadio Network EdWords Blog post provides a toolbox … More

assessment, blended learning, Differentiation, Formative Assessment

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