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Technology News Last updated 8/10/25
Gmail Important Information!
Training Videos (at right) - Click on Timestamps by topic in the video description.
Transition Checklist (below) - Optional REMINDERS to support transition to Gmail and Google Calendar
Before Thursday 6/8 (before email migration)
If you have any pinned emails in Outlook, you will have to search for these emails in Gmail and star them. Since you will lose access to Outlook on our go-live 6/9 date, it may be helpful to take a screenshot of any pinned emails in Outlook.
If you have Outlook folders in your Sent, Drafts or Trash, these folders should be dragged to your Outlook Inbox before the migration date.
If you have recurring events in Outlook Calendar, make a list of them to double check that they all come over in Google Calendar since you won’t have access to check this on June 9. If some recurring events are missing in Google Calendar, you’ll have to rebuild the recurring events, but at least you’ll know if they’re missing.
Take a screenshot (or make a list) of calendar events in Outlook so that you can be sure all events come over in Google Calendar. If anything is missing, you will have to rebuild them in Google Calendar, but at least you’ll know they’re missing.
Friday 6/9 (go-live date)
Check Gmail. Verify that mail and labels (i.e folders in Outlook) migrated correctly.
Search for previously pinned emails and star them in Gmail
Turn on My Signature setting in Gmail.
Settings gear -> See All Settings -> General -> CHECK the BOX that says “Insert signature before quoted text in replies…”
Check Google Calendar. Verify that your events, including recurring events, migrated. Rebuild any missing events.
In Google Calendar, subscribe (+) to other calendars you manage
Set an out-of-office message for the summer by turning on the Vacation Responder in gmail. Settings gear -> See All Settings -> General -> Vacation Responder
Remember to change mail/calendar apps on your Phone.
Wait to do this until June 9, so that your contacts come over correctly to gmail.
Delete Outlook account on Phone
Change to Gmail and Google Calendar
After Friday 6/9,
Check Spam, especially in the first week after migration.
Mark Not Spam anything that should not be there
REMINDER: Spam deletes automatically every 30 days!
Any problems or questions?
Contact the helpdesk@nwlehighsd.org, Kelly Rissell or building Tech Mentors (off for summer).
August 2023 | All Levels
Gmail Preparation and Set up (57 mins)
Google Calendar Preparation and Set up (35 mins)
End of Year Sapphire Information
As we conclude the 2022 - 2023 school year, at right is a link to the “End of Marking Period Grades and Comments” playlist, which contains short videos on how to input grades/comments and run several end-of-quarter reports that are very helpful for teachers (missing grades report, grade distribution report).
The YouTube playlist on "End of Marking Period Grades and Comments" can be found at right.
Please reach out to Kelly Rissell or your building Tech Mentor(s) with any questions!
Starting next school year, we will spotlight Next Level tips and tricks in the Sapphire gradebook.
May 2023 | All Levels
End of Marking Period Grades and Comments playlist (6 videos
The full list of Sapphire playlists (7 total)
Chat GPT
Chat GPT is an AI chat bot that can provide information and/or ideas on any topic. You always want to be critical of the information it generates, making sure that it's accurate.
Please check out the resources to the right to understand more about what Chat GPT can do.
March 2023 | All Levels
Screencastify
Effective Saturday 10/1, there will no longer be a 5-minute time limit on the free version. The time limit will be extended to 30 minutes, but users will be capped at 10 total videos.
If you already have more than 10 videos recorded, it will not allow you to record anything new unless you delete videos in your Screencastify library. See instructions at right to delete some of these recordings, if you wish:
Alternatives to Screencastify for Students and Teachers:
Students: Moving forward, students can use SeeSaw (elementary), Flip (formerly Flipgrid) or the built-in screen-recorder on their Chromebook, which provides unlimited record time and can easily be stored in Google Drive and turned in.
Video: built-in Chromebook screen-recorder - first 2 mins
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YdntgfdsY5gPRu-lIR49gO8vmhVGV2iG/view?usp=sharing
Teachers: Recommendations for teacher screencasts (since we're not on Chromebooks) are: https://screencast-o-matic.com/, EdPuzzle, or Kami. Or, continue using free Screencastify while staying under the 10 video limit.
September 2022 | All Levels
Step 1: Click on your Screencastify extension, Sign-in (if needed), click the hamburger menu and choose My Videos.
Step 2: Click the 3 dots next to each video to delete. *Deleting them from My Videos will also delete them from your Google Drive.
Kahoot reminder:
If you use live Kahoots, please be sure to enable the setting "Show Questions & Answers on players' devices" (see below). This is very helpful for learning support students. It is very difficult for them to look up and down at multiple screens and try to select the correct answers, let alone remember the question. This would benefit some of our regular ed students as well. Once you enable the setting, I believe it will keep for your live Kahoots moving forward.
September 2022 | All Levels
For those familiar with Wordle, here are a bunch of resources to create your own classroom Wordles, including several math Wordles.
February 2022 | All Levels
Last week, SeeSaw announced that they have newly created "Seesaw Lessons." To start, they launched 4 sets of free K-2 lessons on the following topics:
*Fun Phonemes - 42 lessons PreK - K
*Numbers in Space - 21 lessons K-2
*SEL Stories - 30 lessons grades K-2 - TIES in with Second Step Lessons
*STEAM - 13 lessons grades K-2 in a variety of science topics
Note: There are also a bunch of paid lesson sets, as well as a separate full subscription to access all paid lessons.
Each set of lessons is accompanied by a teacher implementation guide and an overview video. There are also tabs to separate each grade level's lessons
The lessons themselves are student-focused and interactive, using Seesaw's tools to get students applying, extending and interacting with the content. They also allow for copying and editing :)
Each individual lesson is includes an overview, a copy & edit feature to make it your own, and a "view as student" option
January 2022 | Elementary
Please see the updated list for this school year:
2021 - 2022 Tech Subscriptions List
*Online platforms purchased at the district or building levels.
September 2021 | All Levels
Tech Subscriptions by buildingTech Updates and Reminders #3
Hello! This is the last *chunk* of technology updates/reminders for the start the year.
Thank you for taking the time to read them.
Breakout Edu (K-12)
We have full access to Breakout Edu for another year.
This includes access to all digital and physical breakouts on the Breakout Edu site.
Login: tigertech@zimbra.nwlehighsd.org, tigerpride
A breakout is similar to an escape room but with a curricular focus. Instead of trying to escape from a locked room, students are trying to break into a locked box by solving clues related to what they're learning.
You (or students) can also create custom digital breakouts through the platform.
BrainPOP/BrainPOP Jr. (Elem. + MS only)
Has so much more to offer than videos!
REMINDER! There are activities, games, and other interactive components for every topic.
Read about those “other components” here. https://educators.brainpop.com/tools-features-support/
To access:
NWE Teachers: Login with Clever
MS Teachers (may ask for an educator code): SFVZ779
WEIS Teachers: Login with Clever
Edpuzzle (MS and HS only)
NEW! Both the MS and HS have access to EdPuzzle Pro accounts for 2 years.
Teachers with Edpuzzle accounts were automatically upgraded to Pro.
New teachers should register with this link to get upgraded as well: https://edpuzzle.com/schools/join/network/8h7aq7
"Get started with EdPuzzle" series: YouTube playlist
NEW! Students can do screen recordings and audio recordings within Edpuzzle!
Kami (Grades 2 - 12)
Grades 2 - 12 staff and students have access to Kami Pro for the next 2 years
REMINDER: Kami can open more than .pdfs.
It can open image files like .jpgs, .pngs as well as Google Docs and Google Slides.
REMINDER: Use "Kami Assignments" in Google classroom/Canvas in order for students to receive their own copy, annotate with Kami and submit.
Lastly, please know that I am an extension of you as a classroom teacher. Beyond sending out these updates, I am more than happy to help brainstorm, plan and implement with you in your classroom!
Kelly
September 2021 | All Levels
Location of outdoor wifi at each school
Tech Updates and Reminders #2
Last week, I sent out several Google updates/reminders. This next set of updates relate to a variety of topics: Outdoor Wifi, Video Streaming, Promethean ActivPanels (Elem. + MS only), SeeSaw (Elem. only).
1. Outdoor wifi is installed for all buildings
Internet can be accessed outside for teaching and learning on any district device (Chromebook, laptop, iPad).
Access points for outdoor wifi are installed outside each school at various locations (see chart above for location and coverage)
2. Video Streaming
REMINDER: We no longer have access to Safari Montage content.
Please know that Discovery Streaming, BrainPOP/Jr (Elem + MS), YouTube, etc. are the main resources we have for quality video streaming.
Login to Discovery Streaming to start curating a “quicklist” of:
Videos, Interactives, Lessons, Activities, Images, Text, Audio samples, etc.
Content can be filtered by Reading Level, Lexile Level, etc.
Login to Discovery here: https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/signin?UR=E
Login with Google
New users, I believe, will need a passcode:
NWE: dd8c-A2d4
WEIS: d5d9-1344
MS: 76a9-Fbab
HS: F49A-A213
3. Promethean ActivPanels (Elementary + MS only)
This is a change from our focus last year. Unless you are using ActivInspire to organize your lessons, try running your lesson on the Promethean Board without connecting your laptop to it. Now that we are mostly “Zoom-free” for instruction, it should be much easier to use the Promethean Board as a separate, second device.
REMINDER: Please set up a profile for you on the Promethean Board (separate from the Owner profile). It also recommended that you set up a pin (you choose) for your profile.
Please direct substitute teachers to use the Guest profile on your Promethean Board. They will have access to the Internet using the guest profile, but not to your Google Drive or any saved password-protected stuff.
REMINDER: To show a DVD on your new board, you will need to have your laptop connected to the board. However, when your laptop is connected to the board, you can enable "dual screen or extended mode" in order to show the DVD and access something different on your laptop.
4. SeeSaw (Elementary Only)
We have SeeSaw for Schools paid access.
REMINDER: You can complete a 1 hr course to become a SeeSaw Pioneer - join here
REMINDER: SeeSaw created a 4 hr essential SeeSaw skills course with a unique NWL enrollment link (expires June 30, 2022). Once enrolled, you have 60 days to complete. Enroll here
REMINDER: Need a refresher on some of the newer features in SeeSaw? I post all the SeeSaw emails I send out here, with information/resources on newer features as they become available.
Below is the previous email of Google updates/reminders sent last week.
Thanks and please let me know if you have any questions!
Kelly
Sept 2021 | All Levels
Tech Updates and Reminders #1
Good Morning! Please be aware that there are a bunch of tech-related updates and reminders to pass along to you. In hopes of not overwhelming you, I am going to send out chunks of updates in separate emails over the next week.
Today's email focuses on several Google updates and reminders worth knowing about!
Google Classroom
REMINDER: Please archive old Classrooms. You can still reuse posts from Archived Google Classrooms.
REMINDER: In each course, “hide” Classwork on the Stream notifications. Go to course settings -> Classwork on the Stream -> “Hide.” This prevents duplicate Classwork posts from clogging up the “Stream.”
REMINDER: Organize your Classwork sections by using Topics for all posts.
Google Docs
NEW! Tools -> “Compare Documents” feature. Compare any two Google documents in your Drive to see the differences between both documents. Learn how to use this new feature here: Video (3 mins): Compare Google Docs with Ease!
Google Expeditions VR and AR
NEW! It pains me to share that Google did away with Expeditions VR and AR in June :( I was hopeful that they would rebrand this over the summer, but that has not happened.
Instead, they uploaded over 400 of the VR Expeditions to the web, which can be accessed on any device here: https://artsandculture.google.com/search/exhibit?project=expeditions
These can be accessed on student devices, which might be helpful.
To search, Control + F or Command + F will bring up a keyword search box.
The AR Expeditions are no longer accessible.
Going forward, we can run other applications of VR/AR using our headsets/phones (Arts and Culture App, Youtube 360, Google Streetview 360, various AR apps). My hope is to find suitable replacements for VR/AR topics we’ve done in the past, but this will be a challenge for certain things.
Google Forms
NEW! Forms now automatically saves student Form responses as a draft for 30 days!!! This means that participants have 30 days to draft responses on a Form before they need to submit.
REMINDER: For those with students on Chromebooks, when you create a “Quiz” in Google Forms, you can turn on “Locked Mode on Chromebooks.” This locks students into the Google Form. Until they “Submit,” they are locked out of all other tabs and windows.
REMINDER: In Google Classroom, select “Quiz Assignment” and “Turn on Grade Importing” so that Form submissions and scores will be visible in Google Classroom.
Kelly
Sept 2021 | All Levels
SeeSaw: END OF YEAR 🎉 👏 🎓 😎!
Luckily, there isn't anything specific you need to do to wrap up your SeeSaw class(es). However, SeeSaw sent an email with 3 reminders on what NOT to do in order to ensure a smooth transition into next school year:
Do not delete or archive your class
Do not delete students or student work
Do NOT turn off family access
Have a wonderful last week :))!
Kelly
June 2021 | Elementaries
Google Classroom: END OF YEAR 🎉 👏 🎓 😎!
Below are Google for Education's recommendations on closing out our Google Classrooms:
Step 1. Make sure all assignments are graded and returned
Step 2. Clean up Google Classroom Drive folder
Step 3. Hide or delete Google Classroom calendars
Step 4. Archive the Google Classroom
- Archiving will remove it from teacher and student dashboards
- Teachers can still reuse posts from archived classrooms
Setting up a Class Template
Kasey Bell (Ed Tech guru and blogger) recommends a 5th step, setting up a Class template for future years. If interested, check out her directions below.
Google Classroom Video Series
Lastly, Google Classroom has compiled a Classroom video series with some tutorials on less obvious Google classroom functions. You can find and bookmark it here:
Please reach out with any questions! We're almost there!!!
Kelly
June 2021 | Grades 2 - 12
SeeSaw Update: Progress
Please know that SeeSaw released an awesome new feature last week!
There's a new "Progress" tab on your SeeSaw course page that allows you to see both your class and individual students' activity completion in a very user-friendly way! It also allows you to generate/send progress reports based on their activity completion. HOORAY! 🎉
Note: this feature is only available on the web. It's not yet available on the mobile app.
May 2021 | Elementaries
Free Science Virtual Field Trips
The Museum of Science, Boston is offering FREE synchronous virtual field trip presentations via Zoom that run from April 5, 2021 through June 17, 2021 (excluding 4/19-4/23) . To book your classroom call: 617-723-2500.
Overview of MOS at School Programs (Hyperlinks will take you to page specific details on days and times of each program).
April 2021 | All Levels of Science
Google Classroom
Rich text just launched in Google Classroom! You can now bold, underline, italicize and create bulleted lists in your Google Classroom Announcements, Assignments, Quiz Assignments, Questions, Materials.
April 2021 | All Levels
Schoolytics
Wow, if you're using Google Classroom, I think this tool could be a game-changer! This company was developed by educators, for educators, and compiles Google Classroom data for all of your students and all of your Google Classrooms for free. It takes less than 5 minutes to login and see all of your Classroom data.
This tool compiles helpful information for each student in your Google Classroom(s) such as:
- Work Completion Rate
- On Time Completion Rate (%)
- Assignment Grade averages
- # of Student Submissions
- # of assignments in progress
and # of assignments not started.
It also provides averages and completion rates across each of your courses, topics and individual assignments.
April 2021 | All Levels
Blooket
Blooket is a game-based formative assessment tool like Quizizz/Kahoot/Gimkit. Thank you to Maureen Roman for sharing this with me!
If you've used any of the game-based tools mentioned above, you'll find this to be just as easy to set up and play. What distinguishes Blooket from the others is its 8 unique game modes, which are fun to play! Blooket includes both homework and live game play options. There's also an option to use other people's sets, create your own or import from Quizlet, which many of us already use. Given its many game types/possibilities, Blooket provides something for any grade K - HS.
To the right is a video I created to overview Blooket:
- signing up
- creating sets
- discovering sets created by others
- assigning sets as homework
- playing live
- overviewing 8 game types
Students can, but do not have to, login with Google to play Blooket. Logging in allows them to keep track of the money they've earned through playing in order to purchase new Blooks in the Market, which I think, can be used during gameplay.
March 2021 | All Levels
Blooket Overview (teachers) 15 mins.mp4Professional Video Library - Ed Tech Tools
Ohio Ed Techs created a resource library for many of the most worthy technology tools for digital/hybrid learning. Down below the educator videos, they also created online learning videos for parents that could be helpful.
March 2021 | All Levels
Jamboard templates
Many of us use and love Padlet! They are simple to create, simple to use and provide endless classroom applications for any grades/subject area.
Some of Padlet's newer features allow participants to capture video, record audio, create a screen recording, and draw right on their screen from within Padlet. When posting to a Padlet, the 3 dots at the bottom of the post will allow access to these features (see pics 1 and 2 at right).
Another feature of Padlet that is somewhat hidden is that you can allow students to comment or react (grade, star, upvote, like posts) to each others' posts in order to provide feedback. You can also turn on "Approve posts" to make sure directions are followed, etc before students can see/comment/provide feedback to one another (see pic 3 at right).
One of our colleagues engaged me in a discussion about these newer Padlet features and we thought it might be helpful to highlight these for everyone. Thanks, Gina!
Kelly
Padlet blog: https://padlet.com/blog
Jan 2021 | All Levels
Screensharing in Zoom
Streamline the process of sharing your screen in Zoom by selecting Desktop, or Screen (as it's listed on some computers). This way, students can see whatever you pull up for them, whether it's websites on the Internet, applications on your computer (e.g. ActivInspire, Smart Notebook), or a combination of the two (annotating over top of a website, etc). This simplifies things for you and ensures that students see all parts of what you are showing.
Oct 2020 | All Levels
Goodbye G. Suite, Hello Google Workspace!
Emailed to all faculties 10/16/20.
Google is once again changing the name of its collection of apps (Docs, Sheets, Slides, Sites, Forms, Jamboard, etc). This time, from G. Suite for Education to Google Workspace for Education. They've redesigned the look of the icons, but otherwise, everything is staying the same (sigh of relief!).
Oct 2020 | All levels
SeeSaw
All SeeSaw templates, examples, videos will be posted on the SeeSaw subpage above.
https://sites.google.com/nwlehighsd.org/tigertech/seesaw
Oct 2020 | Elementaries
Google Classroom Rubrics and Originality Reports
Emailed to all faculties 2/25/20.
Rubrics
Create, reuse, share w/colleagues as coteachers, and import rubrics created in Google Sheets
Rubrics can be set to scored or unscored (qualitative feedback option, yes!)
Rubrics are clickable, will allow teachers to give partial credit, and, if being scored, will automatically compile points.
How to Create or Reuse a rubric for an assignment
Originality Reports
A teaching tool for students to see whether they have sufficiently paraphrased and cited appropriately (Not a gotcha tool!)
As the assignment creator, you decide whether to turn on originality reports for each assignment. IMPORTANT: Originality reports can only be turned on for 3 assignments per Classroom. Students can run reports 3 times per assignment
The teacher will see the results of the originality reports when the assignment is submitted.
How to Turn On Originality Reports in Google Classroom
Feb 2020 | All levels
Valentine's Day resources
Emailed to respective grade levels 2/12/20
K-1 Val the Valentine - Students create/design their own digital valentine with this pre-made template (click blue "Use this template" in the corner). Credit: Eric Curts and Sarah Kiefer
Gr 2 - 12 Valentine's Choice Board of six fun, Valentine's Day-themed tech activities that will allow students to explore and create digitally. Feel free to push out to your students and let them explore. Credit: Sarah Kiefer
Feb 2020 | All levels
UPDATE: Google Slides Insert -> Audio
Emailed to all faculties 11/21/19.
After announcing last Spring that they were going launch Insert -> Audio for Google Slides, Google paused the rollout for months to fix some issues. I am happy to let you know that this new insert -> Audio function for Google Slides should be available for all users, both faculty and students.
The new insert -> audio feature allows us to embed narration, music, and/or sound effects into Google Slides creations. Please note: students will not be able to record their voice directly into Slides, but they can use any number of voice recorders (Online voice recorder, Twisted Wave, Voice Recorder Online, Audacity (Mac/PC), Garageband (Mac only) etc) to create an .mp3 that can now be embedded into Slides and played for the duration of their presentation.
Nov 2019 | All levels
Edu in 90: Chromebook Tricks & More Chromebook Tricks
Emailed to all MS Students on 5/8/19.
To help you do even more with your Chromebook in the classroom, check out these short 90 second videos on "Chromebook Tricks" from Google.
May 2019 | MS Students
Google Update - Google Slides Audio
Google is finally adding an Insert -> Audio function. Students will be able to insert audio files (.mp3, .wav) for a Slide or the duration of a presentation. It's important to continue emphasizing that only royalty-free songs, mixes, podcasts, etc should be used and credited.
Please note: students will not be able to record their voice directly into Slides, but they can use any number of voice recorders (Audacity, Twisted Wave, Voice Recorder Online, etc) to create an .mp3 that can now be embedded into Slides.
April 2019 | All levels
Google Update - Team Drive names
Over the next few weeks, Team Drives are going to be renamed to "shared drives." The functionality will stay exactly the same but the name is changing.
April 2019 | All levels
Mac Users,
How can you can project one thing (videos, websites, documents, etc) while doing something else on your mac? Please watch this screencast to see how [4 mins]
January 2019 | High School
Projecting one thing, while doing something else on a mac [1/14/19, 4 mins].mp4Remind Users
Remind plans to discontinue its texting service for all Verizon customers on January 28, 2019.
Verizon customers using Remind can still continue to use the Remind service by choosing one of these two methods by 1/28/2019: turn on Smartphone Notifications OR turn on Email notifications.
Read More about it here: https://help.remind.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002396740-Service-disruption-for-Verizon-Wireless-users-in-the-United-States
January 2019 | All Levels
Google CLASSROOM Updates - January 2019
Please read the following two blog posts if you’re interested in learning about these Google Classroom changes. Note: Give embedded videos/animations about 10 secs to starting playing.
January 2019 | All Levels
The possibilities are endless with Google Expeditions VR!
Last school year, a Google Expeditions VR kit for 30 students was purchased through an NWLEF grant, which allows us to take students (age 7 and up) on over 900 virtual field trips around the world.
Watch screencast at right to find and book the Expeditions for your classroom.
November 2018 | All Levels
Discovery Education: NEW virtual field trip
Join Discovery Education and host Kerry Kennedy, daughter of Robert F. Kennedy and president of RFK Human Rights, as they bring together established and rising human rights defenders for an inspiring conversation about activism. This virtual field trip takes place on Human Rights Day, December 10 at 1 pm. Please see all details and register at right ->
November 2018 | Middle, High School Levels
Discovery Education: NEW virtual field trip
Transport Your Classroom into the Spider-Verse
Discovery Ed is hosting a new virtual field trip that combines the new Spiderman movie with STEAM and 21st Century learning principles. The art, science and real-world inspiration used to create the film will be explored during this live webinar. If interested, be sure to register at right ->
October 2018 | All Levels
Google SLIDES UPDATE: Add automatic real-time captions when you present in Google Slides
*Unblock filter to see Google's post at right*
October 2018 | All Levels
Who's Ready for Halloween?
Post the template link for students to access in Google Classroom. Share student creations via Google Classroom comments or start a Padlet for student posting.
October 2018 | All Levels
Google DOCS UPDATE: Vertical ruler improves table management in Docs
*Unblock filter to see Google's post at right *
October 2018 | All Levels
Google Update - Team Drive names
October 2018 | All Levels
By the end of the month, the existing roles for Team Drives memberships will get new names:
New names for roles in Team Drives
“Full access” will now be known as “Manager.”
“Edit access” will now be “Contributor.”
“Comment access” will now be “Commenter.”
“View access” will now be “Viewer.”
There will also be a new role, “Content manager.” See below for more details.
See our Learning Center to see more about roles and permissions in Team Drives.
Upcoming Google releases
Summer, Fall 2018 | All Levels
Chromebook Expectations
Prezi and Guidelines
September 2018 | Elementary, Middle
Chromebook Guidelines for StudentsAdd "Material" - Google Classroom
In the Classwork section, you can now post a "Material" for students.
September 7, 2018 | All Levels
Google Classroom updates
This is the largest batch of updates since the launch of Google Classroom several years ago.
Please view Part 1 and Part 2 videos to overview these changes.
August 2018 | All Levels
Classroom Changes [Aug. 2018].mp4Classroom Changes part 2 [Aug 2018].mp4NEW! Google's Teacher Center
Training modules and certification information
June 2018 | All Levels
Copy a site created in the new Google Sites
*Unblock filter to see example at right *
May 30, 2018 | All Levels
Classroomscreen.com
May 14, 2018 | All Levels
Add custom links to navigation in Google Sites
April 11, 2018 | All Levels
Screencast-o-matic for Chromebooks
March 20, 2018 | Elementary, Middle
Screencast-o-matic
Screencast-o-matic launched for Chromebooks! This is a tool for students to record video of themselves explaining or demonstrating their ideas. Videos are stored in Google Drive.
Free Math Apps with Digital Manipulatives
March 13, 2018 | Elementary, Secondary Math
Check out this website of 10 free math sites that provide digital manipulatives for a variety of topics.
Under each app icon, click "Open Web App" to open on the web. Bookmark for easy access!
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