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On Tuesday, July 10, the US Department of Education (ED) hosted "What Teachers Need to Know about Personalized Learning" as part of their Teacher Summer Seminars. Richard Culatta, Deputy Director of the Office of Educational Technology, Matthew McCrea, Science Instructional Lead Teacher at G.

Interesting question from the article: "Let's say that a delivery truck shows up at your school and suddenly you have all these devices such as iPads, netbooks, classroom response systems, and learning and data management portals.... Will teachers in your school teach any differently?"

This is a free service and Is great for my Kindergarten students. It eliminates the need to type in any web address and I can tailor our classroom symbaloo page with all the places that we go for our learning. They can access this from our class laptops, iPads, or iTouch devices.

Helps make Google Apps for Education accessible for those with reading and writing difficulties, learning disabilities such as Dyslexia, or English Language Learners. They also have an app for the iPad.

Free, powerful online graphing calculator. Also, free desmos app for iPad is available.

A fantastic resource for teachers of all grade levels to engage their students in a variety of mathematical journeys!

Know Recorder is a free app for creating whiteboard-style videos on iPads and Android tablets. The free app will let you record yourself speaking while drawing on your tablet.

Nearpod is an amazing tool for teachers that helps you create engaging, interactive lessons for your classroom. As an elementary school teacher in a one-to-one iPad classroom I used Nearpod all the time with my students. Now that I'm out of the classroom, I use Nearpod to facilitate professional development and model best practices for lesson design for teachers.