Thursday, February 21, 2019

LiveBinders

Most of you know that I try to be a very organized person. Everything has a place and should be kept there. This is not because I am super uptight; instead it is because I am very forgetful. If I do not remain organized, I will never find anything!

Over the years, I have collected various websites to share with teachers. I found the best way to share these sites is through the use of a LiveBinder. A LiveBinder is basically what the name implies. It is an online, living binder that can be used to store nearly any kind of information...photos, documents, websites...anything digital. What I like best about LiveBinders is that I am able to 'tuck' things away into sections according to topic, thus allowing me to be organized:)

Here is the link to one of my LiveBinders.  It is filled with a wide variety of technology tools useful to both teachers and students. Just browse through the section titles. I am sure you will find something you can use!

Technology Tools for Teachers and Students

As we all know, a website that is supported today may not be supported tomorrow. Please let me know if you find that any of the links in this binder no longer work. I will gladly remove them from the binder.   

Sunday, February 3, 2019

Google Tools and Resources for Teachers and Students (K-12)

While I am browsing through educational websites and social media, I like to keep a list of ideas and websites I could use in the future. Instead of just keeping these to myself, I wanted to share these resources so others can use them as well. When browsing online, I found the format for the documents below. I thought they looked visually appealing, organized, and easy to navigate. While I kept the same format, I have updated each document below with tools I have found useful or interesting. Each of these resource documents contain resources related to Google tools. I hope you find them useful. Feel free to share ideas you feel I should add, or let me know if a link no longer works. As with anything technology-related, these are ‘living’ documents and will be updated
frequently.  
You can access each document by clicking the content area name link found below the images. All documents are shared as ‘View Only’. If you see a document you would like to use, open it and MAKE A COPY. As always, I hope you find something new and exciting that can be used in your classrooms!

Math Resources


Geography Resources


Language Arts Resources


Science Resources


Social Studies Resources


World Language Resources