ClassBadges - 0 views
infuselearning | Empowering The BYOD REVOLUTION - 0 views
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Great response system
Captain Up :: Game Mechanics Made Easy - 0 views
Plickers - Clickers, Simplified - 0 views
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Paper clickers!
Spaceteam: Cooperative Party Game for Phones and Tablets - 0 views
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Really fun game that builds collaboration and team skills
Textcraft - 0 views
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Cool way to play with text to make it look like games
duncan bilingual - 0 views
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Name Duncan's website
Pharrell Williams - Happy - 0 views
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24 hours of happy!
S.A.S.S.Y. SAMR: Toolkit for Educators to Transform Instruction - 2 views
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Tech Chef Presentation at TCEA
TCEA Getting Started with Game Design_Scratch.pptx - Google Drive - 0 views
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Resources for teaching scratch programming
INFOGRAPHICS - Kim Estes - Class Resources - 0 views
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Great resources for using info graphics in the classroom
Tynker - 3 views
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Tynker teaches students in grades four through eight how to program as they transform ideas into animated stories and math art right away.
Learn | The Hour of Code 2013 - 1 views
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The Hour of Code features great resources for ages 6 to 100 to learn how to create simple or complex programs, beginning with drag-and-drop programming.
Crunchzilla - 1 views
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Crunchzilla is a fun way for all students to learn how to painlessly write JavaScript programs. It offers three different interactive tutorials where kids and adults can play with code, experiment, build, and learn. Code Monster is for younger children, ages 9-14, and for curious adults. Code Monster is the easiest tutorial. Code Maven is for ages 13 and up and is harder than Code Monster with more difficult problems, more depth, and more explanation. Game Maven is for adults and older teens who have some programming experience. Game Maven is a step-by-step tutorial for writing three different video games.
7 Pillars Of Digital Leadership In Education - 6 views
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