How to Use Google Forms for Simple Quizzes, Polls, and Surveys
Google Forms is a versatile tool that allows you to create and distribute quizzes that students can complete online….
How New Teachers Can Use ChatGPT as a Mentor
Starting your teaching career can be exciting, but it’s no secret that the first year of teaching comes with…
Teaching Coding and Programming: Best Practices for Elementary School Teachers
Coding and programming are essential skills for anyone interested in technology. Teaching coding nurtures crucial cognitive abilities such as…
How to Incorporate Coding Activities into Your Elementary Curriculum
By embracing coding in the elementary classroom, educators foster critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills in students from an early age.
Teaching Computer Fundamentals in Elementary and Middle School
By: Katie McKinley While not the most glamorous or exciting topic in technology education, computer basics is a necessary…
Photo and Video Editing Teaching Guide
Photo and video editing have become increasingly relevant skills in the modern world. The ability to edit and manipulate…
How to use Canva with elementary students
With more and more educational institutions opting for remote or hybrid learning models, finding engaging and interactive ways to…
KeyMaster Learn to Type Keyboards
When KeyMaster reached out to me to offer discount codes to my readers for their Learn to Type Keyboards,…
Elementary Technology Teacher Guide to Curriculum Planning
an overview of curriculum planning in elementary technology education and offer guidance on how to create an effective and engaging curriculum that aligns with national and state standards, integrates emerging technologies, and prepares students to be responsible digital citizens.
Ideas for teaching the Global Collaborator ISTE standard
Ideas and strategies for teaching the Global Collaborator standard to students, including how to incorporate global collaboration into the curriculum, build global networks, leverage technology, evaluate student progress, and overcome challenges in teaching global collaboration.
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