Digital Learning Consultant
I am a Digital Learning Consultant for Grant Wood AEA. This website is the home base for my blog and other musings for the intersection of technology and education. Feel free to take a look around and if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!
This year has not been a great year for multimedia software. Google ended support for YouTube’s free online video editor, and Microsoft did the same with the popular Windows Live Movie Maker. Although there are plenty of other options for both sets of users, people did get kind of attached to these video editors and …
Continue reading “Is This The Windows Movie Maker Replacement You’ve Been Waiting For?”
I saw this link posted on Jen Carey’s blog and felt that it was well worth sharing here too. It is the revised social media guidelines for the New York Times journalists. I have long felt that for school employees, the debate over what is considered your private life and what is considered public, can …
Sphero’s programmable robots are an increasingly common sight in today’s tech infused classrooms and makerspaces. They are a fun and engaging way for students to learn coding, problem solving, and critical thinking. They encourage creativity and are a great collaborative activity for sparking authentic learning discussions. Best of all, they can be controlled with iPhones, …
Below you will find my collection of edtech gear guides for the classroom. This is a series of posts I am writing that concentrate on the hardware you can buy for a variety of different technology projects. If you have suggestions for future guides, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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