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Student Portfolio Series: Weebly

3/15/2021

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Weebly is one of my favorite sites to use for creation of online portfolios.  Not only is it free for educators to be able to create 40 student sites, it is also fairly easy for students of all ages to use.  Check out my latest video for details:
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Student Portfolios Series: Adobe Spark

3/8/2021

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Adobe Spark is the first program of the student portfolios series and for good reason.  This online program is easy for students to use and provide them multiple ways to show their understanding and growth throughout the school year.  Don't believe me?  Check out the short video below.
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Student Portfolios Series

3/1/2021

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Back when I was a student we created paper portfolios to display at Open House night.  As a student, it was exciting to look back at what I had accomplished and share it with my family.  While students can continue to create paper portfolios today, they are even better as electronic portfolios.  This month we'll be looking at four different programs that teachers can use to help students create electronic portfolios.
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Keep an eye out for...
  • March 8: Adobe Spark
  • March 15: Weebly
  • March 22: Google Sites
  • March 29:​ Wakelet
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Wakelet

2/22/2021

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Wakelet is an online platform that allows teachers and students to "save, organize and present multimedia content."  I love the way that it allows information to be organized and easily accessible for students.  Since it can be shared with a link, Wakelet can be used with multiple LMSs.  Check out a collection I created with links and resources from this site: https://wke.lt/w/s/McvYoZ.

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Homework: Important or Not?

2/15/2021

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Whether you're teaching digitally, in-person, or a combination of both this article focuses on an area that has been debated for year.  Is homework important or not? 

​Homework has been part of school culture for decades.  However, just because it's always been done, it doesn't mean it should continue.  Let's take a look at a few questions to help us determine if homework should still have the importance it once had within your classroom.


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