Getting students to interact with you and each other is a challenge for many of us who have recently transitioned to virtual and or hybrid classrooms. Without that interaction it can be tough to get a …
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Three Good Ways to Make Jeopardy-style Games
I was a little sad to read of Alex Trebek's passing over the weekend. Growing up I watched Jeopardy at 7:30pm and went to bed at 8pm. In school my teachers had us play countless rounds of Jeopardy …
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My Go-to Tool for Hybrid Instruction
Last week I was asked if I had a list of best tools for hybrid instruction (teaching students simultaneously in-person and online). "Best" is subjective and relative based on each person's situation. …
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Three Online Options for Podcast Recording & Publishing
This week's topic choice was inspired by a reader's question that I received last week. He wanted some suggestions for alternatives to Audacity that his students can use to record and edit podcasts. …
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Three Search Tips to Put Into Your Students’ Toolkits
A few weeks ago during an episode of Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions and Share Cool Stuff I shared a little story from earlier that day in my classroom. The story provides a good reminder of why we …
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Webinar – Fun Formative Assessments for Virtual and Hybrid Classrooms
Like many of you, I have to teach students who are online and students who are in my classroom. Sometimes I have to do both at the same time! Getting students to interact and getting a sense of …
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