The presenter will feature apps that promote essential 21st century learning skills – critical thinking, collaboration, communication – and apps that fuel creativity
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Making, Maintaining, and Measuring a Mobile K-12 District
In this webinar, learn how essential it is for schools and districts to market this new communication tool to maximize the investment and improve connectivity in our “need it now” society.
10 Educational Apps New Teachers Need NOW!
I “test drive” each of the featured apps so that teachers can make a determination about whether or not to download and try them. Researching, downloading, and sampling these apps can take a LOT of time – I show you ten awesome apps in one hour or less!
Top Webinars of 2015
In 2015 edWeb.net hosted 300 webinars – from gaming and code to literacy and art, we explored so many topics in education this year. Check out our list of the top ten attended webinars in 2015!
6 Terrific Tools to Transform Your 2016
Looking for terrific tools to kick off 2016? Want to expand your “digital toolkit” this year? This live, interactive webinar will cover many teacher favorites!
10 Educational Apps New Teachers Need Now
Join edtech adjunct instructor Shannon Holden as he lists his favorite educational apps for 2016.
New York Inclusion Classroom Gives Students Ownership of Writing with Shutterfly Photo Story for Classrooms iPad App
After being introduced to the project, her students began the researching and writing stages. When the class was in the library, they read nonfiction books to become familiar with the structured of writing, and why the author chose a particular style. The students began reading as writers.
Refresh Your Classroom Environment: Empower Student Authors
In this webinar, learn how teachers enhanced students’ literacy and technology skills while supporting project-based learning.
Ten Smartphone Apps Every New Teacher Needs NOW!
Apps are everywhere, and it is a fact that apps can help people deal with any situation! In this edWeb webinar presented by middle school administrator, Shannon Holden, his top 15 smartphone apps to help teachers get organized, keep track of student grades and behavior, and engage students in the learning process are listed. K-12 educators using iOS or Droid smartphones are benefited.
There’s an App for That – 50 Apps in 60 Minutes for 2015
It’s time for our annual app review! Participants discovered apps that change the way students and teachers think about learning. The presentation featured apps that promote essential 21st century learning skills – creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication.