I’m still coming down from the awesomeness that was edcampSEMO on Saturday … other than the Pineapple Chart concept, another big takeaway was the use of Passion Projects in the classroom. The idea of implementing a Passion Project in my classroom has simultaneously intrigued and terrifies me! I think it’s the concept of totally relinquishing […]
My Week in Review: Global Collaboration, edcamp, and Pineapples
Do you ever have one of those weeks that is so jam-packed with awesomeness that it leaves your head spinning? Well, friends, last week was one of those weeks for me. My American Government students started in their Executive Branch HyperDoc on Monday. On Tuesday, my Amazon order that included “Assessment that Matters” by Kim […]
Collaborating with Google Slides
Hello, friends! It’s been quite a hectic few weeks in the land of Teaching with Technology. 2017 has not been kind to my family and me in the sickness department – we had strep throat in January, Flu A in February, and it looks like bronchitis and a sinus infection will be the plague of […]
Augmented Reality – My Day at RCET
I was fortunate enough to attend some GREAT sessions during my time at RCET this week, and one of these great sessions was on Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. I’ve had experience with both of these “realities” – more experience with VR than AR – and was excited to learn more about the applications for AR […]
HyperDocs are AWESOME!
Over the summer, I purchased the HyperDoc Handbook with the intention of reading and digesting it before the beginning of this school year. Am I the only one that sets huge goals for summer and then accomplishes little to none of it?! That, my friends, was the case with the HyperDoc Handbook. Last semester, I […]
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