Bootstrap is a standards-based curriculum for middle-school students,
which teaches them to program their own videogames using purely algebraic
and geometric concepts.
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Jason Schmidt
Sophia and the Flipped Classroom - 1 views
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Become a certified flipped classroom teacher.
Mathematics | ClipArt ETC - 1 views
Tartan Designer - Tartan Maker - Tartan Background pattern generator - 1 views
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Make a plaid background!
Stripe Generator - ajax diagonal stripes background designer - 1 views
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Stripe generator - great tool for creating backgrounds for presentations!
Playfic - 0 views
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Kind of like the old "Choose Your Own Adventure" stories...
pytoddler - A collection of simple games to teach young children computer interaction s... - 2 views
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Simple game written by MLC Systems Administrator Aaron Spike. Requires Python
TEDEducation - YouTube - 1 views
Using Google Docs to Create Digital Kits for Student Projects - The Tempered Radical - 0 views
Bootstrap - 3 views
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Unlike most programming tools, Bootstrap uses algebra as the vehicle for creating images and animations. That means that concepts students encounter in Bootstrap behave the exact same way that they do in math class.
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Bootstrap lessons cover mathematical topics that range from simple arithmetic expressions to the Pythagorean Theorem, Discrete Logic, Function Composition and the Distance Formula.
Assistments - 2 views
Evaluating Apple's Foray into the Textbook Market - iPads in Education - 1 views
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This is where I think Apple hit a home run, and a great application for students as well!
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Lesson Plans - Google Apps for Education - 2 views
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Jason Schmidt
I am the Technology Facilitator for Bennington, Nebraska Public Schools. I have a passion for technology and the way it can improve pedagogy. Connect with me and let's share!