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New to podcasts? Listen to a few! Before you jump into creating a podcast, get familiar with the format. Here
Read moreNew to podcasts? Listen to a few! Before you jump into creating a podcast, get familiar with the format. Here
Read moreA recipe for video-making proficiency The ubiquity of the digital camera, whether mounted in smartphone, tablet or Chromebook, is getting
Read more#10 will shock and appall you… Here are 16 best practices we try to follow as writers on this blog.
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 moreCornwall students think global, build local, share both Last year the most amazing thing happened: my students at the Cornwall
Read moreBe an X-Box Hero (with stars in your eyes)* Meet machinima. The word’s a portmanteau of “machine” and “cinema”. It’s
Read moreWhy digital composition matters I’d like you to think back to your days as a student. What kinds of writing
Read moreStructures & examples for student filmmakers Many students love working with video. Students can create videos for any subject to
Read morePart 1: Finding and editing great videos with your students Flipping your classroom? Found a great video about 18th century French military history
Read moreGive book characters a voice in reviews A great way to bring book covers to life with augmented reality is
Read moreTwitter’s not just a great way to build your PLN as an educator, it’s also a powerful tool to connect
Read moreaka The Bear Trap Story When was the last time you saw your district superintendent leap over a bear trap?
Read moreA new iOS app to blab about — literally! Chatterpix is a free iOS app that allows you to put
Read moreWhat-smash? Despite sounding like a weird potato-fruit dish, app-smashing gets your students thinking less about apps and more about tasks. Hopefully
Read moreWant to try out writing interactive fiction and games with your students? Here are three tools that make it easy
Read moreVine is a tool where users can craft looping six-second videos for sharing globally, and other users can up-vote them,
Read moreThe unstoppable Susan Hennessey shows you and your students can create a quick collage using the online photo tool, Pixlr.
Read moreMontpelier’s U32 students did an amazing job crafting this documentary about school consolidation issues in Vermont. A fantastic example of
Read more“Grand Theft Diamond”, a video from Flood Brook Union School’s 6th graders, shows how the popular game Minecraft can be
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