Hi everyone! Today, I have an interactive slide show for you guys on the game Prodigy. Prodigy is a great game used in classrooms all over the nation. However, like many tools, Prodigy has some shortcomings to work out
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He holds twitter chats regularly and posts their schedules. Each day, these twitter chats are opened to talk about different digital tools (how to use them, what they are, and any aid one might need).
The last person everyone should add to their PLN is Paul Solarz! He posts a lot about his book “Learn Like a PIRATE”, in which he creates many chats (#LearnLAP). These chats and his book are all centered around better and more holistic teachings, through EdTech.
He creates spaces where teachers can reach out to each other for help. He also offers advice to teachers struggling with getting students motivated, and offers new ways to look at teaching.
This space allows teachers to speak to each other freely about any issues or struggles they face while teaching. It is a platform where teachers help teachers.
They discuss how to use the handwriting feature on google docs so that you can do math on it when you need to. I found this very interesting! These two together are a great duo, they provide so much support and knowledge that is so easy to understand.
Two great people that spiked my interest in EdTech are Sam Kary and Thom Gibson. Sam is the founder and CEO of the New EdTech classroom and Thom is the creative director. (@NewEdTechClass) They add important tools that are easily accessible by anyone, such as the math app
She emphasizes that most tools parents often think are just for fun, such as Minecraft, are Twitter, valuable tools and resources for children to learn about the Revolutionary War.
If you want to learn more about EdTech and Edu collaborators, Lindy Hockenbary (@lindyhockenbary) is an excellent resource. She posts on Twitter often about upcoming events in the education field that teachers, parents, and students might all be interested in.
you can connect with so many people and discover so many tools through these Twitter chats, and there are topics for many educational issues and interests
if you are looking for a space to find many different communities of educators check out #EDUChatList or @talkreadsing and participate in one of the many discussions they have right here on Twitter!
Let’s talk about Eric Curts blog, control alt achieve! This tool can aid many starting and veteran teachers. Curts posts weekly, keeping up with the newest resources, tools, apps, and more! On his blog you can find multiple links to resources and live chats!
many educators find this tool helpful , and utilize its contents in classrooms. The blog currently has 1.8 million visits and growing! Curts and this tool are incredibly reliable and a great addition to your PLN
He posts about new tools very often so there is always something new and current being discussed on his profile as well as his blog: https://t.co/qcTVUDZ3Zs!
The first person we’re going to be discussing is Eric Curts (@ericcurts)! He is someone who would make an incredible addition to your PLN. He posts often about educational technology online and tools that provide lots of helpful classroom resources that teachers can use!
Hi everyone! Today some of my friends and I are going to be sharing a couple of spaces, tools, and people that can help you grow your PLN and better yourselves in Ed tech! #edtech#teacherchat#edutwitter
If you see a teacher, be kind to them. It is the end of the first grading period. They’re busy grading three months of work that students just turned in.