Google's Citation Tools

 

Last week, CHS Librarian, Dr. Turner, shared Google's new citation tools. This was her message about it:

Guess what Google just released - a new citation tool! I have played around with it, and it is both user-friendly and accurate! Here's a blog post about it from TCEA (Texas Computer Education Association). ... It's so easy to format correctly now! Let me know if you have any questions or want help using this new tool (or anything else). 🙂

Check it out!

Common Craft's COVID Kit

 

Common Craft has shared their COVID Kit which includes 3 silent videos about COVID topics. Check it out!

PowerPoint Game Templates

 

PowerPoint game templates that play just like your students' favorite game shows including Jeopardy, Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, and more!

Nearpod Instructional Moments

 

Nearpod put together this list of instructional moments. Frisco ISD pays for teachers' Nearpod accounts! See how it can be used to enhance your classroom!

HyperDoc Toolbox

 

Matt Miller from Ditch That Textbook recently shared his HyperDoc Toolbox. If you're interested in HyperDocs, I recommend you check it out!

Symbol Salad

 If you need quick access for your students to use symbols, accented letters, and the such in an online product, copy what you need from Symbol Salad and paste it into the assignment's title or text. Students can copy and paste from there to use in their assignment (Jamboard, Google assignment, etc)! Genius!

Thanks to Jane Smith for this fun find!

How to Email a Teacher (or any adult)

 

TCEA recently shared this post with resources for teaching students how to email a teacher (or any adult). If you're able to integrate any of this into your class, please do! The more our students hear it, the better!

Text Generator

If you are looking for a quick way to find just the right font, check out lingojam.com/BoldTextGenerator! Type in the first box, then locate and copy-paste the font you like from the second box! Done!

Thanks to Jane Smith for this fun find!

Blended Learning and Co-Seated Course Resources

Photo by Arnel Hasanovic on Unsplash

Recently, at a virtual North Texas Instructional Technology Specialists meeting, these resources were shared to aide teachers with how to manage virtual learning and co-seated classes. Take a look and see if anything speaks to you!

• Four Engaging Structures That Work in Hybrid A/B Learning Classrooms

• PK-12 Blended Learning Strategies

• The Concurrent Classroom: Using Blended Learning Models to Teach Students In-person and Online Simultaneously

• Optimizing Concurrent Classrooms: Teaching Students In The Room And Online Simultaneously

• Instructional Models

Teacher Soundboard

 Here's a fun little find. Enjoy!

Teacher Soundboard

http://bit.ly/32oYH56