Best Strategies for Monitoring your Elementary Students Online Activity
It’s no secret that elementary school students have access to the internet and online platforms for both learning and…
Headphone Organization and Student Handling for the Computer Lab
Organization can be a challenge with so much students traffic in the computer lab. These ideas will give you…
Ideas to Teach and Review Internet Safety
Having plenty of ideas to teach and review internet safety is a critical part of training our students to…
3 Ways to Teach and Review Online Research Skills
Countless school projects, from every subject, require online research skills to accomplish. Yet, this foundational skill does not come…
Digital File Management Tips for Teachers
Digital file management is an essential part of a teacher’s daily routine, as it allows for better organization and…
Picture Books that Teach Students Online Research Skills
Whether students are researching for school projects or personal interests, having strong online research skills is crucial. However, many…
How to Manage a Typing Competition in the Computer Lab
In order to assist students in developing their keyboarding skills, elementary typing competitions are gaining popularity in schools. These…
Student-Created Bulletin Board Ideas for the Computer Lab and Technology Standards
As technology continues to play a greater role in education, it’s important to find new and engaging ways to…
Back Up Plans for the Computer Lab
Unplugged technology activities serve as back up plans for the computer lab, waiting patiently in the bottom drawer of your desk.
20 Tips for Teaching Students to Organize their Google Drive
Google Drive is a wonderful tool for storage, sharing and collaboration. However, it also bears an astonishing resemblance to my kitchen counter… always filling up with clutter, and difficult to locate important documents on. If it’s challenging for teachers with years of experience to keep things organized, imagine how hard it must be for our students to stay on top of things! Luckily, your students have you to help them organize their Google Drive.
End of content
End of content
