iPads, MakerEd and More in Education

Teaching face-to-face during a pandemic is tough and much harder than I think many of us were anticipating.

I added this meme to my Curriculum Night video to parents this year. I think sometimes if we weren’t laughing we’d be crying…my heart also goes out to all of my colleagues who are teaching virtually right now! Sending strength, safety, and good vibes to all educators who are struggling right now.

We’re better together so let us continue to count on one another during these difficult times. I hope this post can help some of you get outside or get active and have some fun with your students

Seeing AI uses a combination of technologies to narrate text, people, objects, and scenes for blind or visually impaired kids. Seeing AI has some definite advantages over other tools that assist blind or visually impaired students.

Unused apps on your phone can do more harm than simply taking up space.

We’re using our personal devices like our phones and our tablets more than ever during distance learning. But did you know that unused apps are not only slowing you down but may also be a serious security risk?

Inspired by an article in Popular Science, I’ve cleaned up and cleared off nearly 2GB of stuff I really didn’t need.