Google has so many ways to increase your productivity and guide you on the path of least resistance.
Check out this helpful video guide for searching with the best results.
Using resources which already exist can help lesson planning, increase resources, and open the world of connections with and for teaching.
This resource has handy shortcuts to lead your searching needs at your fingertips. Post for students, share with parents, and use as teachers.
Some of my favorite aspects of Google searching is the ability to drill down on exactly what will help you most. You can search quotes from books, similar images, files by filetype, unit conversions, weather in your city, movies in your zipcode... the options seem endless.
Google is the best friend for all your questions and needs.
Technology used to be a scary idea when it came to education. Now, with a little information, you have the power to build your knowledge, lead your students and modify old teaching habits.
Expand your knowledge with some of these helpful videos.
Creative Commons: Your place for copyright free materials to use within your classroom without worries of copyright infringement. Learn about it below:
Would you like to perform Google searches privately, without cookies attached, or history tracking?
Try using startpage.com
My favorite teaching tool I discovered to help my students learn while playing different games is Flippity.com
Have questions, hopefully this video can help simply explain this resource.
Whether you know everything about technology already, or are still learning from your students everyday, remember...
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