How to make a pop-up video
Ahem. Or a pop-up edu-video. Here’s one we made earlier! And yes, we were inspired by the late great VH-1
Read moreAhem. Or a pop-up edu-video. Here’s one we made earlier! And yes, we were inspired by the late great VH-1
Read moreYou’ve captured video of ALL THE THINGS. You’ve diligently trained your device on the action as some truly amazing work has
Read moreLaunching a new project cycle with inspiration from the last one Organizing your realia — testimonials, storytelling and artifacts —
Read moreStudents create screencasts for student-led conferences Sixth graders at The Dorset School in southern Vermont are in their second year
Read morePAML 6th grade educator and all-around good egg Joe Speers returns to the blog to with another #1minutehowto, this
Read moreEdmunds Middle School teachers, students and district technologists were on Commissioner’s Corner last night , talking about their experiences designing
Read moreA 1-minute iPad how-to from Harwood Union Middle School science educator Brian Wagner, showing you how to save augmented reality
Read moreFirst up: Mr. Betts, who in addition to sporting a terrible British accent and pretending to fling tea all over
Read moreJulia Melloni, the Middle School Religion teacher at Mater Christi School in Burlington, worked with her students on “blending ancient
Read moreThe unstoppable Susan Hennessey shows you and your students can create a quick collage using the online photo tool, Pixlr.
Read morePeoples Academy Middle Level (PAML) educator Joe Speers returns with an explanation of how PAML uses Google Drive on iPads
Read moreOur partners at Peoples Academy Middle Level are going 1:1 with iPads, and the educators have put together a Google
Read moreAs a follow-up to our post on how teachers are using Touchcast, here’s an example of how students are using
Read moreWe’re sharing the screencasting love over here at the Institute, thanks in no small part to #btv librarian-rockstar Shannon Walters
Read moreFrom Katie Sullivan and via our own @hennesss: “Look at this cool way to use iMovie for kids to be
Read moreMontpelier’s U32 students did an amazing job crafting this documentary about school consolidation issues in Vermont. A fantastic example of
Read moreA middle-schooler from Harwood explains how they’re using Explain Everything for a class project to capture stills and videos.
Read moreA brief but effective demonstration of how to use iMovie to construct a poem recital video, courtesy a student at
Read more“Grand Theft Diamond”, a video from Flood Brook Union School’s 6th graders, shows how the popular game Minecraft can be
Read moreThank you to partner educator Amanda Bickford for sharing this video about how technology’s being integrated into the Manchester Elementary
Read moreA guest post by one of our partner educators, Jacki McCarty. McCarty is an educator at Harwood Union Middle School,
Read moreFrom the archives and still relevant today: Tarrant Institute director Penny Bishop reflecting on how schools can lead by embracing
Read moreStudents at Essex Middle School recently hosted a morning at the movies, and as part of the April 9th Celebration
Read moreWorking through the Dorothy Canfield Fisher books with Edmodo: Warp Speed by Lisa Yee, Inside Out and Back Again by
Read moreThe Tarrant Institute has recently begun piloting a trial of Badgestack, an online badging platform, featuring level dynamics, friending and hidden
Read moreaka What a Lovely Gravel Path That Is. Audrey muses on the current wi-fi coverage situation at UVM while trying
Read moreThe VGO video conferencing robot visited the Tarrant Institute today, and Meredith took it for a spin.
Read moreProfessional development coordinator Meredith Swallow demonstrates a quick and cheap way to create your own iPad stylus.
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