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Does flipped learning mark a transformational change in the way instruction is delivered or is it just a mere replacement of teacher with digital media? This is one of the questions that has created  a lot of controversy among educators. I have read several articles on this topic and have found a huge abyss between how teachers view it. However, flipped learning or not, the use of technology in education should be elevated to the rank of " integration" and so instead of speaking of using technology in teaching which is but doing the same things via the medium of technology, we rather talk about technology integration which is more structured and systematic.

Electronic portfolios are among the most important tools in your digital kit as a teacher and student.

Google Form instruction, terrific!

Images Ethics!

Google Scholar instructions, useful.

Just as a reminder, most of the materials I share in this page are about Bloom's revised taxonomy and not the first traditional version. Below is another graphic am adding to this section which I came across in my Twitter feeds today.

Useful info graphics

Technology - digital citizenship graphic... great resource to post.

Plagium is a cool plagirism detection tool. Just paste in the original portion of text ( shoulnd't be more than 250 characters) and hit "search". You can also check URLs and files but you will have to sign up with them. The service is free of charge.

The poster is an excellent guide for students to help them make the right informed decisions when it comes to photo sharing.

Digital Citizenship infographics, important to share.

Comics workshop has these two awesome posters to share with you. They illustrate  in a comic way the theory of multiple intelligences as conceptualized by Howard Gardner.

The titles I have for you below are supposed to help you and your student carry out research and improve your digital search skills.

Blooms Taxonomy Resources Galore!

Fonts for google docs!