WeVideo is a great online video editor that students can use to create amazing videos! This session will show teachers the basics of WeVideo and some ideas for student projects.
Quizizz is a gamified quiz tool that teachers can use to gather high quality student data or drill vocabulary! This session will show teachers how they can use the free version of Quizizz to gather data and help students work on vocabulary!
Math formulas and symbols can be difficult to create for some assessments. Equatio is a free tool for teachers to draw virtually any math or science formula or symbol and add them to a Google Form quiz! This session will show teachers how to use Equatio and combine them with a Google Form auto-grading quiz!
This session will demonstrate some best practices for gathering, analyzing, visualizing, and sharing data with Google tools. We will look at tips and tricks for gathering data in Google Forms, as well as several formulas, tools, and other tips for using data in Google Sheets.
SMART Notebook was an excellent piece of software for its time, but now SMART has Lumio: an easier to use and web-based interactive whiteboard tool. Lumio allows teachers to upload old SMART Notebook files, Google Drive files, and even search a large pre-made library. This session will explore Lumio's tools and explain how to bring […]
Canva is a powerful graphic design tool that allows users to create slideshows, infographics, videos, websites, and more! This session will dive into the teacher and student experience in Canva. You will learn how to get the free education version of Canva, some general tips and tricks of using the Canva editor, how to share and collaborate, and how to allow students to create in Canva.
FigJam is an online whiteboard space for meetings, activities, and brainstorms. Perfect for classroom discussions, critiques, and presentations. This session will show teachers how to get the free educator version, plus some of the whiteboard tools they can integrate it into their teaching
The biggest change that technology has brought to education is the fact that teachers can add interactivity to every step of the learning process. This session will showcase many technology tools that make direct instruction, reading, videos, images, and worksheets more interactive and engaging.
Many students require different accommodations to learn. Some students are not native English speakers, have trouble reading, or require specific IEP accommodations. Luckily, technology can help bridge the gap to help all students reach their highest potential. This session will explore many different technology tools that help make learning more equitable and accessible.
Google Drive and Gmail are central to staying organized. This session will take you through some best practices and tips for getting and staying organized all year long in Google Drive and Gmail.
Extensions for Google Chrome can add tremendous value for teachers, support staff, or really anyone. This session will explore some of the most helpful Chrome Extensions that can improve productivity or help teachers in their daily tasks.
Regardless of which brand of interactive touch display you have in your classroom, there are some excellent tools out there. In this session, we will take a quick look at the Top 5 interactive whiteboard tools that teachers can easily integrate into their classroom.
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