Word Clouds in the Classroom
There are a lot of apps out there that allow users to make word clouds, and I think the simple and free Word Cloud app itself is worth downloading. It […]
Comics in the Classroom
Something I had never considered before was using comics in the classroom. Comics are usually just the silly parts of the newspaper that can distract people from the real issues […]
My First Tellagami Project
Tellagami is a fun app that everyone can enjoy to create narrated animations. Users can make a character by choosing physical traits, as well as an accompanying background. The […]
Thinglink in Education: The American Revolution
Sometimes when we are teaching, we have so many things we would like to share with our students that we can’t even keep track of them all. That’s when Thinglink […]
Week 2 Reflection: We Are Teachers
We are Teachers is not as much a personal blog but a useful resource for teachers everywhere for everything. At first, I was overwhelmed when I clicked on it and […]
Week 1 Reflection: The Compelled Educator
Jennifer Hogan’s blog immediately caught my attention for a few reasons: it had an organized, sensible format, her interests aligned with my own, and at a first glance, I already […]
Osmo in the Classroom
I enjoyed using Osmo because it’s an interactive, kinesthetic activity. I found myself getting really into the games and I can only imagine that kids would react the same […]
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