Al crear un sitio web para tu escuela, hay varias opciones de herramientas y sitios de lo cual elegir. Personalmente, yo recomiendo WordPress porque me encanta y porque lo uso yo. Es facil para agregar páginas, agregar formularios, y subir archivos. Si sos pilas con la tecnología, puedes también ver las opciones de hacer tu … Continue reading ¡Hacer tu sitio web más sofisticado con este tip!
When creating a school website, there are several tools and low cost options to consider. I personally recommend WordPress because I use and love it, and because it is easy to set up several pages, add contact forms, and upload files and images pretty seamlessly. If you are adventurous, and have advanced tech skills, you … Continue reading Adding to your school’s website
When creating a school website, there are several tools and low cost options to consider. I personally recommend WordPress because I use and love it, and because it is easy to set up several pages, add contact forms, and upload files and images pretty seamlessly. If you are adventurous, and have advanced tech skills, you … Continue reading Where to begin? Getting started with your school’s website.
We've already looked at how to embed media into a Google Form in a previous post, but another great way to utilize videos in your class, is by curating your own YouTube playlists for easy access and sharing with students. Here's how: Log in to Google, if you haven't already, and then go to YouTube … Continue reading #TipTuesday – Curating YouTube Playlists
Once you've created your Google Form using all the snazzy features we looked at last week, you'll want to either share it for collaborating with others, and most definitely send it out so you can collect information from others, be that colleagues, parents, or students. In this video we look at your main options: sharing … Continue reading #TipTuesday – Sharing and Sending Google Forms
Deja a los alumnos que planifiquen sus aventuras: Durante mis primeros años de dar clases, hice dos proyectos con mis alumnos que se trataron de planificar viajes. Cuando hice mi práctica docente, dando clases de español, hicimos un proyecto que se constituía de planificar un viaje a un país hispanohablante, usando verbos en el futuro … Continue reading #ICYMI – Lo Mejor de la Semana
Google Forms is constantly revising, reiterating, and adding new features and a smoother look. I recently created the following video to show the beginner around Google Forms, and the features listed below: Create a Google Form Add questions Embed media (great for flipping your class!) Divide form into sections, and direct flow Make the form … Continue reading #TipTuesday – Getting started with GoogleForms
Hoy en día hay muchos hablando de ‘fake news’ o noticias falsas. Facebook y otros han prometido hacer lo posible para parar su avance. Sin embargo, con la velocidad del internet, todo se puede encontrar y leer, sin importar si es verdad o mentira. Queremos que nuestros alumnos sepan dónde encontrar noticias de fuentes fidedignas … Continue reading Noticias con Feedly
As discussed in a previous post, creating lists or “Feeds” in Feedly is pretty simple, and can be very useful. In the classroom, it can allow you to share specific lists with specific classes or grade levels. If you’re willing to make the $5/month investment in Feedly Pro, you have access to share both Feeds … Continue reading Using Feedly to Share Collections with Students
New to Google Forms is the option to convert the Form into a quiz. This is great for providing students with immediate feedback. Here’s how: From the Settings menu of the Form, select the “Quizzes” tab, and toggle the first button that says “Make this a quiz”. Once you’ve done that, several options below will … Continue reading Google Forms: Quiz Maker
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