Feel like taking a tour around the world? Want to teach your students lessons in fun and meaningful ways? Use Google Tour Builder, My Maps, Expeditions, and Google Earth to create student projects and bring the world into your classroom! Instead of just talking about the world, break down the classroom walls and SHOW it to them!
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Thursday, October 11, 2018
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Drive Organization
Organization can be very helpful but very difficult to achieve! One of my favorite organizational tips with Google Drive is using emojis to name folders. Here is how you can accomplish this:
1. Open up a blank Doc
2. Click Insert
3. Choose Special Characters
4. Change the symbols to emoji
5. Choose the emoji you want
6. The emoji should appear on your doc, copy it
7. Open your Drive
8. Right click on your folder and choose rename
9. Paste the emoji
1. Open up a blank Doc
2. Click Insert
3. Choose Special Characters
4. Change the symbols to emoji
5. Choose the emoji you want
6. The emoji should appear on your doc, copy it
7. Open your Drive
8. Right click on your folder and choose rename
9. Paste the emoji
Friday, September 7, 2018
Stop Motion Video
Hi!
Looking for a fun project for your students to try? Stop motion videos are a fun way to engage your students. You can easily create these videos using Google Slides. Implementing this lesson in your classroom can be used as a formative assessment to measure student comprehension. Below is my sample lesson plan with student step-by-step directions. It also includes an example video that I created!
Stop Motion Video Lesson
Enjoy!
Looking for a fun project for your students to try? Stop motion videos are a fun way to engage your students. You can easily create these videos using Google Slides. Implementing this lesson in your classroom can be used as a formative assessment to measure student comprehension. Below is my sample lesson plan with student step-by-step directions. It also includes an example video that I created!
Stop Motion Video Lesson
Enjoy!
Thursday, August 16, 2018
Noise Level Meter
Hi! Looking for a fun, interactive, and efficient classroom management tool to help control the noise level in your room? Try Bouncy Balls! I use a lot of group work, which can sometimes lead to a very noisy room. Instead of having to constantly remind students to be quieter, I let bouncy balls do it for me. The website will let students know when they are being too noisy. This way students can self-monitor themselves and the class. There are 4 different themes and you can adjust the sensitivity levels to fit your needs!
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Nearpod
Looking for a fun way to engage your students during presentations? Create a lesson using Nearpod! Nearpod is a website that allows you to create interactive lessons with lots of fun possibilities!
Creating a Nearpod Lesson
Creating a Nearpod Lesson
Friday, April 6, 2018
Forms: The Magic of Self Grading Quizzes
Check out my presentation on how to use Google Forms to create assessments that automatically grade for you from the EdTechTeam Indiana Summit!
Forms: The Magic of Self Grading Quizzes

Forms: The Magic of Self Grading Quizzes
Engaging & Interactive Presentations
Check out my presentation on how to create engaging and interacting presentations from the EdTechTeam Indiana Summit!
Engaging & Interactive Presentations

Engaging & Interactive Presentations
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