How tech means jobs ahead for kids with cognitive disabilities - CNET - 0 views
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Debra Killen on 31 Oct 16Tech aids students with disabilities in getting jobs
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5 ways tech can truly improve learning (with examples) | Ditch That Textbook - 2 views
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Good ideas for tech use
Flip the Script on Teaching ELA with Blended Learning - 1 views
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Catlin Tucker, teacher and author of Blended Learning for Grades 4-12, shares how you can utilize blended instruction and technology in your classroom, no matter how high-tech or low-tech it is.
New Tech Network Collaboration Rubrics - New Tech Network New Tech Network - 0 views
BlendedLearningCookbookBlog - Blended Learning CookBook - 1 views
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Resource list of tech tools supporting Blended Learning
Major Tech Companies Strive to Make Tools Accessible for Students | EdTech Magazine - 0 views
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It's great that tech companies are working at keeping their products and tools accessible for ALL students!
Why Technology Must Be Invisible During Ed Tech Roll Outs - 3 views
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Often when a school puts together a technology plan and introduces it, the tools and hardware are the highlight of the implementation. This short article introduces the idea that the tools should be "invisible" and the focus should be on the learner outcomes of incorporating technology.
Teched Up Teacher | Tech And Ideas For The Twenty-First Century Classroom - 0 views
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Here is a great webpage that discusses modern trends including gamification, flipped classrooms, and new tools. He is a great educator and a nice website to browse.
9 Ed Tech Trends to Watch in 2016 -- Campus Technology - 3 views
How to Blog With Young Students - 2 views
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Blogging -- or Web logging -- most often is thought of as an activity for high school students. Did you know, however, that students as young as kindergarten age now blog on a daily basis in a variety of exciting ways?
Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week - Four Options for Creating & Using Rubrics in Google... - 1 views
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A good rubric can help students understand what is expected of them and it can help teachers score students' assignments consistently and efficiently. If your students are submitting assignments to you through Google Drive or Google Classroom, you may find yourself looking for a way to create and use rubrics without having to leave your Google Drive account to give feedback to your students.