In this episode of the METC miniPOD, April Wagner of the Northwest R-I School District shares about Pear Deck. April explains what this cool tech tool is and how it can be useful within the classroom. She also connects it to ISTE standards. Give it a listen!

In this METC miniPOD episode, our community guest is Carolyn Allen of the Hazelwood School District. Carolyn is a library media specialist and shares all about Wakelet. Carolyn provides some great practical uses of this cool tool. She also does a great job to connect Wakelet to the ISTE standards. 

In this episode, our community guest is Shelby Graves from the Warrenton School District. Shelby shares about a great iPad app called Green Screen by Doink. Give it a listen.

In this episode of the METC miniPOD, Samantha Hardesty Knoll of the Wentzville School District shares all about Google's Tour Creator. Sam explains how to work with the tool and how it connects to ISTE Standards for Students & Educators. 

In this episode, our community guest is Ariel Jankord. Ariel shares about a great resource just in time for Computer Science week coming up in early December. Enjoy and be sure to checkout the miniPOD website on METCedplus.org.

Welcome to the 5th installment of the METC miniPOD. In this episode our community guests are Rashell Mehring and her son Max. Rashell is an instructional tech support for special school district. She, along with her son, share about the extension Read Write with Google. This sounds like an amazing tool that could benefit a lot of students! 

In this episode of METC miniPOD, our community guest is Jonathon Lee. Jonathon shares about his #FlipgridFever. 

In this miniPOD our community guest is JP Prezzavento from the Fox C-6 School District. He shares all about Canva. Show notes are linked here.

In this episode of the METC miniPOD, community guest Tina Lauer shares all about Lucid Press and Lucid Chart. Give the episode a listen and check out the show notes linked here.