A Ton of Tools

Over the last few months, you have been inundated with technology tools to use with your students. Many of them are great and you want to go back and try or learn more about them, yet how do you find them? This page of the Online Learning site will serve as a place where you can hopefully find that tool you wanted to look into or use with your students.

Download a copy of Vol. 1 of Tech Toiletries containing links to all of the resources from the 2019-2020 school year. Download

There were twelve issues of "Tech Update" that were emailed to you. How could you possibly remember which issue the tool you wanted was in? HERE is a Google Doc that you can copy so you will have your own copy that lists all of the topics and tools that were included. It will include links to the issue and article.

Megan's MAMS Minute

The MAMS Minute emails that Megan Hayes-Teague has been published for the past three years have always been informative and entertaining, but since closing of schools in March, they have become the bright spot of the day for many teachers at MAMS. "Computer Restrictions" formally were a list of students who were restricted from computer use in some way, suddenly became a link to some great instructional tool or tutorial on how to do something great with technology. HERE is a link to a listing of all here "Computer Restrictions" since mid March.

Some teachers have never had to rely so much on online tools and content as they have had to in the past several weeks. Some teachers may not even be aware of what tools are out there that can help make online teaching more streamlined and efficient, or what content is readily available for their students. To that end, I have put together THIS DOCUMENT containing links to many sites and tools grouped by content area or type. It contains links that lead to many of my favorite techie things/tools.

This is the slide from "Online Teaching & Learning" about all things Google Classroom.

The links on this slide are all live and will take you to the resource listed.

This is the slide from "Online Teaching & Learning" about all things Google Meet.