STABLS teachers

What a list!

Interesting new concept for sharing images. The videos in the article are worth watching. I kept going to read an article about making power points. I copied and pasted the following: "That means jamming 37 bullets and 3 key ideas on each slide is essentially pointless. Instead, focus on finding one killer quote to capture the imagination of your audience. In our sample slide, I wanted to reinforce the idea that we live in a visual world. That means appealing to the eyes is essential for anyone who wants to be remembered. Notice that my quote is more of a hint than a statement. That will surprise my audience - and a surprised audience pays attention."

I'm not sure my K students can "define" coding, but they certainly know persistance is important. It doesn't come naturally to all of them, but they persist until it does!

We could use some of these ideas on our Fridays.

Here are some great examples of FAB Lab type projects and how the students documented and "Shared with the World". Watch some of the videos for your grade level.

This might be a great way to connect with other kids around the world. Anyone interested in trying it?

A good write up on a teaching model that corresponds with our FAB Lab model.

Some really great ideas for those last few days of school.

Here are a few tips for creating your social media profile. Simple, but effective.

Similar to our ground rules we just created!

Reasons on why reflection needs to be part of our FAB Lab. Also, gives you ideas on what they should be reflecting on.

This might be a great way to show kids how social media (Twitter) can be used as an educational tool.

Great ideas - Kelly sent me this link earlier this year.