The Suite Talk

In this episode of The Suite Talk, Kassandra Drey, Ashley Stout, Emily Bruns and myself will be discussing best practices and ideas to use Jamboard in the classroom.

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In this episode of The Suite Talk, Steven Hope goes over using Jamboard at the college level and ideas to use it in K-12 schools.  So many great ideas! You don't want to miss this episode. 

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In this episode of The Suite Talk, listen to Cassie and I go over a few Chrome extensions that can be helpful in the classroom.

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In the latest episode of The Suite Talk, Dr. James McAfee goes over how he designed a self leadership model using Google Sheets and that it can be applied for educational goals, teachers and students goals, and even in the business and medical applications. 

One of his most popular Sheets, the Self-Leadership Model, is a template that can be used in any educational setting, with students being asked to begin taking notes on themselves onto a living document that can follow them throughout their student and professional lives.

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In this episode of The Suite Talk, Sean will go over a variety of Google tools such as Google Forms, Google Voice, and Google Translate, to help keep track of information and while targeting domain 4 using the Danielson model.

 

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In the latest episode of The Suite Talk, Matt Miller will go over using Google Drawings as visual tools and graphic organizers in the classroom.   He shares so many ideas, resources and templates on his website ditchthattextbook.com.  

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In the latest episode of The Suite Talk, I shared my technology lesson that aligns with 7th grade environmental science, specifically ecosystems.  I used a variety of tools such as Google Classroom, Jamboard, Hyperdocs, Merge Cube myARquarium and also two different devices, a Chromebook, and an iPad to make this lesson and activity more immersive for the student.

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In the latest episode of The Suite Talk, I connected with a Lynda Moore from Georgia who is a high school math teacher and has been teaching for 29 years.

She totally digitized her daily math lessons, assessments, reflections, using Google tools, such as Google Slides, Google Forms for live data, Google Drawings, Google Sheets, and hyperslides.  She also used several Chrome extensions such as Screencastify, Bitmoji, EquatIO and Remote for Slides. Everything is available through Google Classroom.

I was truly amazed and impressed with her digital workflow.  Her workflow consisted of a learning goal, the standards, the teacher taught section, the student assessment, and reflection. She had all of this information in a hyperslide.  In addition, the hyperslide included animations, and small interactives for the students to check for understanding. The assessments were branched Google Forms that contained questions that included videos and images.  

She totally flipped her math class!  This technique allows her students to learn at their own pace, and gives them ownership of their education. The material is available on Google Classroom so students have the information at all times. Don’t get me wrong, she did admit, it took about two weeks for the students to become acquainted with it.  However, now that she has invested the time to flip her class and provide digital resources, she has the gift of time at the end.

In this episode of The Suite Talk, my nephew, niece and I will discuss Computer Science education, using CS First and Scratch, and reflect on their learning experience.

In this episode of The Suite Talk, William goes over a few Google Extensions that can help make your workflow more efficient.