Below is a list of resources for incorporating distance learning into your curriculum. COVID-19 ResourcesCoronaviruses for non-virologists Issues or feature Info Request FormZoom Personal Preferences GuideZoom Marketplace – Find apps that enhance your Zoom experience Videos:Setting up your meeting for […]
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This 19 minute Youtube video integrate the histories of all major civilizations known by historians from 182,000 BCE to 2016.
This Technology Use Guide will walk you through the steps of creating your signature for the yearbook using the Paper by Fifty Three app on your iPad. Click on the link below or on the image below to open the guide. […]
For teachers updating their Syllabus – or other Google Doc files they have linked in their web page – this 6 minute video will walk you through the process for editing your document the easy way. Link to Video: Editing […]
Link: National Geographic Printable USGS PDF Quads National Geographic has made it easy to download and print USGS 7.5′ quad maps by selecting a quadrant directly from a map of the United States. This makes finding the right map easy and […]
Inclusive Community Project: Prayers for Black History & Heritage – 2016 – Prayers gathered by Lukas Jimenez – Smith and the Student Committee. These prayers are available as a resource for prayer before class or for personal prayer and reflection […]
10 Tech Skills Every Educator Must Have in 2015 This article is from the January/February issue of T|H|E Journal.
To insert a comment in a student progress report, do the following: 1. In Gradebook, select the class for which you want to enter comments. 2. In the scoresheet, select the reporting term the comments are for 3. In the […]
You can create groups of students to help you create reports, track intervention groups, etc. You can modify the student groups you create at any time. Your student groups are listed in the left pane of the PowerTeacher Gradebook window, below the […]
Q. How do I add extra credit without penalizing the students who don’t do it? A. You need to enter extra credit as a new assignment and leave the total points at zero. In the Scoresheet tab, enter points for […]
MapLoco is a free website that allows you to map the places you have been. There is a world countries map, a European map, a US States map and a Canadian Provinces map to choose from. Simply pick a map […]
UCTV delivers documentaries, faculty lectures, cutting-edge research, symposiums, and artistic performances from each of the ten Universities of California campuses. Categories include: UCTV Main Website: http://www.uctv.tv/ UCTV iTunes U (opens in iTunes): https://itunes.apple.com/us/institution/uctv/id382079682 Categories (click link to visit webpage) Arts […]
Assessing students and monitoring comprehension is often a difficult and time consuming task. Digital tools can help teachers enhance their methods of assessment and expand the possibilities from using traditional paper and pen testing. There are a variety of web-based […]
With Where Good Ideas Come From, Steven Johnson pairs the insight of his bestselling Everything Bad Is Good for You and the dazzling erudition of The Ghost Map and The Invention of Air to address an urgent and universal question: […]
Flippity.net’s Quiz Show is a free resource for teachers that allows you to create a Jeopardy type game board using a Google Spreadsheet. The steps are simple and are outlined on their website and in the video below. You can […]
Dr. Christian Shorey Professor Christian Shorey of the Colorado School of Mines has podcasted his course lectures for “Earth and Environmental Systems” (SYGN101). These podcasts cover a wide range of environmental science topics from rock types, plate tectonics, climate change, […]
Yale Divinity School presents 14 lectures where theologians, scholars, educators and clerics share their views on religion and faith as a world force and as a guiding principle in everyday life. Eight Decades of Women at Yale Divinity School Released […]
“Nichelle Nichols made television history in the 1960s with her portrayal of “Star Trek” character Lieutenant Nyota Uhura — a breakthrough role that showed an African American woman in a position of power as the fourth in command of a […]
Filmmaker and documentarian Werner Herzog (Aguirre: The Wrath of God, Grizzly Man) has directed a short film on the dangers of texting and driving. From One Second to the Next looks at how four lives have been impacted by texting-related accidents. Created for […]
by TE Edwards · December 26, 2014 From: 3DPrint.com Sometimes physical activities which might seem like simple, everyday tasks are more difficult than they appear for some people. A senior at Newton High School in New Jersey, Justin Hermann, is […]
Developer: Evernote Free Available for iPad Turn your notes, audio and image in Evernote into study materials with Evernote Peek. Prepare for a quiz or brush up on a language by simply lifting your iPad’s Smart Cover, or by using […]
HSTRY is a new website that allows teachers to collaboratively work with their students to create interactive timelines. Simple register as a teacher, set up an online classroom and register your students to be a part of the classroom. Students […]
