This week we are exploring Google Classroom. If you haven’t already, check out my previous posts in this series on Google Drive, Google Keep and Google Forms. Google Classroom allows for the sharing and marking of assignments online, along with… Continue Reading →
Next up is Google Keep. If you haven’t already, check out my previous posts in this series on Google Drive and Google Keep. Google Forms is a powerful data collection and assessment tool. Google Forms can be embed into webpages,… Continue Reading →
This post was created using ChatGPT generative AI with the following prompt: I am writing a blog post. Can you please provide me with a summary of AI assisted and AI created art and the pros and cons of these… Continue Reading →
One of the next tools I am going to be exploring is Google Keep. If you haven’t already, check out my last blog post on Google Drive. I regularly use Google Keep to keep me organized and jot down quick… Continue Reading →
This week in class, we explored the topic of educators as curators. We were asked the question “should educators be content creators?”. I think so – educators can create new resources, but also create collections (curations) of activities and lesson… Continue Reading →
As part of my inquiry project, I am going to be working through the Basic use of Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals online course. I plan to take the Level 1 exam once I finish the course. The first bit… Continue Reading →
Today (February 6, 2024) is Safer Internet Day! The internet is an amazing tool with vast resources, tools and abilities, but, as Spiderman says, “With great power there must also come great responsibility“. Students (and parents) need to be taught… Continue Reading →
I am going to be working through learning a little bit more about differentG-Suite tools in an educational context. My end goal is to be Google for Education level 1 certified- and learn some more about these powerful tools along… Continue Reading →
This week, we learned about video storytelling and creating interactive videos. These tools tap into the multimedia learning theory and provide another way for students to access information. We had a guest speaker from Live it Earth and he discussed… Continue Reading →
It was great to learn more about privacy and how to keep ourselves and our students safe as we venture into the world of tech. one of the resources that really resonated with me was https://tosdr.org/. I thought this website… Continue Reading →
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