How to Teach Digital Citizenship
Teaching Digital Citizenship in Elementary and Middle School – Guest post by Katie McKinley This blog post is the…
Tips for Teaching Tech when it is not your Specialty
So, they asked you to cover the technology classes even though that is definitely not your specialty. You may be thinking a lot of things in regards to this development, but most likely hovering above all of them is that pesky cloud of feeling unprepared. So, how are you going to pull this off?
How to Build Relationships as a Specials Teacher
As a Specialist teacher, you no doubt face several hurdles that can make it more difficult for you to…
Tech Support as a Tech Teacher
Providing Tech Support for Your Classroom Teachers (Without Over-Working Yourself) With all the advances in technology based learning, tech…
Tips for Teaching Students About Software
Understanding the function of software as well as how it interacts with corresponding hardware are foundational skills in computer…
5 Tips for Teaching Students about Hardware
Understanding the structure and function of hardware is a foundational skill in computer science. Here are a few tips…
Unplugged Technology Activities
No tech? No problem! Here are activities you can do 100% unplugged. Great for days when the WiFi is…
15 Meaningful Activities for Short Lesson Periods in the Computer Lab
Short lesson period for technology class? That’s no reason to give up on your students engaging in something meaningful…
Classroom Management Basics for First Year Teachers
“Don’t smile until Christmas.” Whether that classic adage appeals to you or not, we have some better advice to…
Encouraging Kids to be Content Creators Instead of Content Consumers
Encouraging Students to Create Digital Content Kids love spending time online, reading blogs, watching videos, and scrolling through social…
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