The Beginner’s Guide To Twitter For Teachers In 10 Steps
Twitter is a microblogging platform, so there is a wide range of content. Sometimes users tweet links to content while others share ideas.
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5 Tips For Better Managing iPad Memory
With some careful management, it’s possible to optimize iPad memory for the classroom without sacrificing performance.
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How To Use Google Cloud Print In The Classroom
Google’s Cloud Printing is an under-the-radar technology that makes it easy to share printers, print remotely, and share documents.
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10 Tips For Using VoiceThread For Learning
VoiceThread is a digital conversational platform that uses video, audio, or chat to create threaded conversations for learning.
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How To Use A Google Nexus 7
While Google entered iPad territory a while ago with their Android tablets, it was their recent Asus-manufactured Nexus 7 that was really a shot across the bow of Apple’s mobile market share. Running the stock, unaltered version of Android, the Nexus 7 isn’t filled with visual clutter or other bloatware that can burden non-Nexus devices….
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How To Google Search By Reading Level
Guide: How To Google Search By Reading Level by TeachThought Staff Update: This feature has been (either temporarily or permanently) removed by Google. We will update this post if that changes. In the meantime, check out How To Google Search by Date for smarter search results. Digital media have changed almost everything about reading—from multimodal…
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The Simplest Way To Take A Screenshot On An iPad
There are a variety of apps that can help here, but the simplest mechanism for taking a screenshot on an iPad involves hitting 2 buttons.
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100 Twitter Tips For Teachers
Twitter has become a staple in education at every level from teaching to learning, content to research, networking to news and curation.
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How To Screencast Like The Khan Academy
Here’s a look at how Salman Khan screencasts, plus tools you can use to create your own educational videos to benefit you and your students.
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9 Secrets To Surviving As A Teacher
Bend don’t break, know who to go to for work, and never stop loving your content are just a few secrets to surviving as a teacher.
