The New Tools

We continue our look at the role tech can play in student-centered learning as chat we with Julia Bamba and Tonja Reischl from Gibson Ek High School

We take a look at how technology can support student-centered learning. This is the first in a two-part look the topic. In our next pod we will hear from educators at ISD's Big Picture school.

We look back at the year that was Ed Tech by making a playlist.

We look back at the year that was Ed Tech by making a playlist.

Our little troop gathers to discuss our favorite note-taking tools and then dives into sharing about great tools to support teachers collecting and reflecting on student data, anecdotes, etc.

The crew is back for another chat about Digital Citizenship. In particular we look at the intersection of parenting and device use through the work of Alexandra Samuel. Her findings about parenting styles spur our discussion.

We're back with a brand new edition (and year) of The New Tools. On this fortnight's pod we take a look back at our first experiences with Ed Tech in the classroom and then share what tech we are most excited about for the new school year.

Welcome to another one of our student made podcasts. These are podcasts written and performed by sixth graders at Pine Lake Middle School. The premise is to a have a book talk as the actual characters from the book. This edition of the pod discusses the book Inside Out and Back Again.

Welcome to another one of our student made podcasts. These are podcasts written and performed by sixth graders at Pine Lake Middle School. The premise is to a have a book talk as the actual characters from the book. This edition of the pod discusses the book Escaping the Giant Wave.

Welcome to another one of our student made podcasts. These are podcasts written and performed by sixth graders at Pine Lake Middle School. The premise is to a have a book talk as the actual characters from the book. This edition of the pod discusses the book Shooting Kabul.