Monica Burns

Does your school participate inthe Hour of Code each December?

FETC 2020 highlights and notes from Tech&Learning adviser Monica Burns

In today’s blog post, I want to share with you a combination of two favorite EdTech tools.

For student consumers and student creators, infographics are an absolute must-have.

Video portfolios are an excellent option for encouraging students to reflect on their learning and showcase their accomplishments this school year.

Both live and prerecorded teacher webinars can share information that is actionable and ready for you to try out in your classroom.

Creating memes with students is a great classroom activity.

I’m always excited to connect with educators who are passionate about topics I’d like to learn more about.

In this blog post I share a strategy to support families, students and community members who speak more than one language.

Whether you want to create newsletters or classroom posters, the possibilities are truly endless.

Each book is brought to life through the narration of a member of the Screen Actor’s Guild and illustrations from the book.

The folks at TED also have a platform for students and teachers. It’s called TED-Ed, and you’ll find lots of short videos, resources and discussion questions for your classroom.