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Welcome to the website for The Cool Teacher Podcast, a weekly audio podcast produced and distributed by two VERY cool teachers--Barbara Schroeder and Chris Haskell, from Boise State University. Barbara and Chris are teachers and geeks--constantly on the cutting edge of technology tools for teaching and learning.

Did you all see this? COOL! Yearbooks at our high school are $50!

This is an awesome presentation software. You can see live results, it is so cool.

Very cool tool that lets you automatically integrate common core into your lesson plans. And it's FREE!

Still more information needed to be able to put a good comment here for it.

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This podcast features Drs. Schroeder and Haskell, professors at Boise State. They do weekly shows about technology and creative uses for it a K-12 environment.

I thought this program looked really cool. Educational version available for about $100

Great daily education and technology news with many resources and links to new edtech sites as well as general insights on teaching..

I love how this is so user friendly. The material is right at your hands. The wordbress is laid out very nicely. The information she provides to teachers is excellent.

a podcast out of BSU with educational interviews, discussion of new Web 2.0 tools and creative ideas to make you a cooler teacher! Who doesn't need that?

Alice Keeler regularly posts awesome classroom tech approaches on her website. The best part is that many of them are free. Largely dealing with the Google Suite, many of her resources make for great additions to my class. It's kind of like having someone look out for new cool stuff for you. I highly suggest it.

This site, The Cool Cat Teacher, was very appealing to me. There is a great layout of useful information for technology, assessment, lesson plans, etc for multiple grade levels and content areas. This particular podcast stood out to me this week as I'm getting prepared for our Data Team meeting at my school next week. I also found it interesting in our content this week that online learning is perceived to be more individualized. In that case, being able to take data and use it to drive the direction of your classroom learning is very important.