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The easiest way to discover and share education al websites, create your own website, quizzes, track student comprehension

Sample classroom Web sites Academically and intellectually sound, including meaningful information, activities, and links Thematically and artistically coordinated using common backgrounds and structures that link your site together graphically and thematically Interactive, including WebQuests, electronic communities, and other activities for students Attractive and appropriate material for your students, their parents, and your teaching colleagues Relevant and marketable: includes a portfolio of your professional work and accomplishments How do I create a classroom Web site?

Millennials live and breathe on social media, so teachers are learning how to incorporate the medium into the classroom successfully. In doing so, teachers not only encourage students to engage actively in the material, but they also provide online communities for students that might not exist for them in real life.

This is our internal site designed for use by existing students and faculty; although all are welcome!

Join us as Spalding Continues to "Give Back" Please join us in the collection of uniform shirts for Maupin students. Last year's collection of school supplies was such a success that Spalding University was recognized in their back to school communications.

Create a teacher or school account to allow your students to explore vocabulary, create video definitions and publish them in this dictionary.

StoryJumper is an online tool that makes creative writing fun for kids. Using our interactive workbook and lesson plans, teachers spark students' interest in developing and writing complete stories. Kids can then put their creativity and project skills to work in crafting their very own professionally published hard-back books!

Get your students blogging. Create a virtual classroom and BlogPortal. Instant use, hosted, free. Safe, secure environment

How to make educational environment more accessible to students, teachers and staff

Genius hour is a great way to allow students to drive their own personalized instruction but where to begin such a big project? How to Get Started There are a lot of resources out there already, and most of the teachers that are embarking on this process are willing to share what they have or help you problem solve.