on 2012-02-29
Pinterest is (apparently) here to stay. The social bookmarking site is seeing exponential growth and is quickly being adopted by users young and old. That includes teachers and students.
Did you know there’s an education area on Pinterest? What about a search functionality that lets you find new and innovative teaching tools?
Our latest screencast walks you through how Pinterest can be appropriately used in just about any classroom. Enjoy!
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If you're learning a language or trying to organize your learning, check out this second grader sharing how she uses Evernote for fluency and organization.
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In a rare look, we now have a glimpse at how flipping the classroom is working in Turkey. From using Edmodo to green screens, there's a lot of innovation.
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Google Chromebooks are quickly becoming one of the go-to resources for cash-strapped school districts, innovative teachers, and students who need something a bit more than an iPad.
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Ever tried out a video game that's left you a bit underwhelmed? What if you could make your own educational video games?
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