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Tips for recording in the classroom including recording booths, classroom recording boxes, microphones and other accessories for reading using iPads, Chromebooks, Kindles, PC and all devices. Flipgrid, Seesaw, Chatterpix, Book Creator, Apple Clips, iMovie

RECORDING IN THE CLASSROOM: TIPS FOR ALL DEVICES

Recording in the classroom has changed rapidly over the last few years with the rise of easy-to-use programs like Flipgrid, Seesaw, Chatterpix, Book Creator and other programs and apps with audio and video components.  Likewise, the need for space and procedures for recording in the classroom has

PHOTO COLLAGE FOR THE END OF THE YEAR

Create an end of the year photo collage on the free Chrome extension and website Loupe.  Import existing photos from Google Drive, the hard drive, and Dropbox then choose a shape and Loupe auto fills the shape with your images! Learn more about the free photo collage maker, Loupe, and how you can

Digital Scoot created by Erintegration is a technology twist on the traditional scoot game. Instead of scooting from task card to task card, students scoot from device to device! Interested in playing Digital Scoot with your class set of iPads, Chromebooks, Laptops, or other Devices? Curious how the game works and the difference between the various of Digital Scoot availabled at www.shoperintegration.com? Check out this FAQ post for a detailed breakdown of Digital Scoot.

DIGITAL SCOOT: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Wondering about Digital Scoot and how you can make this versatile technology and movement game work in your classroom?  I've compiled a list of the questions I get asked most about Digital Scoot and my explanations.  Read more to find out about devices needed, the various Digital Scoot versions, how

Celebrate International Dot Day with these free websites to create unique dots, crop them, add text, and make them talk. All free websites that work on PC, Chromebooks, and laptops! Go paperless and make your mark!

INTERNATIONAL DOT DAY WEBSITES & CHROMEBOOK ACTIVITIES

Using Chromebooks or PC and feeling left out of the iPad apps and cool activities I shared to go paperless this International Dot Day?  No worries, I found a few websites that will have students on PC, laptops, and Chromebooks just as engaged while working on their mouse skills too. First

Collaborative Learning on Google gets even better with the Google Gaggle! Elementary students sometimes need help when using Google Apps #GAFE. See how this collaborative learning strategy transformed my classroom, reduced passive screen time, and increased engagement & productivity.

COLLABORATIVE LEARNING WITH GOOGLE APPS

Collaborative learning with Google Apps for Education (or GAFE) has never been easier as many schools are assigning safe Google Accounts for students to use.  Students can share, comment, and even work together on the same document using the same sharing settings available in a traditional

How to use Google Slides to play Scoot! Students move from computer to computer completing tasks on each computer as they go. Technology integration & movement! Plus icebreaker games for back to school.

PLAY GOOGLE SCOOT TO INTEGRATE TECHNOLOGY, MOVEMENT, & LEARNING!

I always try to be mindful when integrating technology into a lesson that I incorporate collaboration, movement, and creation when possible to reduce passive screen time and increase the learning and engagement. Technology by itself is not enough - it is what we do with it that matters.  So here is

Valentine's Day technology integration ideas for the elementary classroom. Creative ways to use iPads, PCs, and Chromebooks that your students will LOVE!

VALENTINE’S DAY TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION ACTIVITIES

Integrate technology this Valentine's Day! Valentine's Day is fast approaching so be sure to plan some technology integration activities your students will LOVE!  Here are some of my favorite apps, activities and sites for Valentine's Day technology integration in the elementary

Tips for reducing screentime in the 1:1 (or close to it) classroom. Definitely something worth reading if your students are spending a lot of time in class on devices!

SCREEN TIME IN THE 1:1 CLASSROOM

Is screen time in the classroom a negative thing? Concerns about the negative effects of too much screen time are often directed towards video games, mobile devices, and screens used for entertainment.   NPRed explores the idea that there are different types of screen time and that screen time used

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