Very proud of #BSJBytes as we are finalists for two BIS Awards, including our groundbreaking #digcit program https://t.co/lUv42WQDtZ #edtech #elearning #globaled #intled http://pic.twitter.com/saWZ7Vv9Yr
— Matt Harris, Ed.D. (@MattHarrisEdD) November 30, 2017
@caryghart is doing it right! Answers in your book please.#BookCreator http://pic.twitter.com/GIG6DiDLnG
— Book Creator Team (@BookCreatorApp) November 30, 2017
Fun Google Slides "Checkers" Game! Click to get a copy! | https://t.co/vJvYzIVXm1 #gdrsdchat http://pic.twitter.com/o96xA0npAC
— Luke Callahan (@CallahanLuke) November 29, 2017
Wick Editor @WickEditor is such a cool tool for making online animations and coding. https://t.co/nXEwDEeMlc Totally free and a fun option for #HourOFCode #CSEdWeek #ISEdCoach http://pic.twitter.com/oo0ladgSKY
— Tanya LeClair (@leclair_t) November 30, 2017
A4: Because my PLN on Twitter is awesome. Here is a great resource I came across and have shared with our Ts. Love the #hyperdocs https://t.co/afVYm9VgPt#3dEdChat
— Bhavini Patel (@Msbpatel) November 30, 2017
Today I realized I needed to frame the concept of "history" a little more for my 8th graders, so (not finding what I needed online) I developed a map of connections between academic & public history, and the differences between the past & historical memory http://pic.twitter.com/GNrW0oGzNK
— Lisa Gilbert (@gilbertlisak) November 28, 2017
After much deliberation - the story is set, the characters decided and the script is ready for our #travellingtale illustrations underway @ISPPCambodia @BevansJoel @travellingtale @Edk8R @MrsDuublu @hubs1700 @thammerlund http://pic.twitter.com/kQvTtEeATk
— Ms Kelly's Grade 1 (@KellysPYPClass) November 28, 2017
Brainstorming for our new #travellingtale creating the beginning @ISPPCambodia Excited to be #collaboratingglobally @BevansJoel @MrsDuublu @Edk8R @hubs1700 @thammerlund http://pic.twitter.com/OwQF5sWGqu
— Ms Kelly's Grade 1 (@KellysPYPClass) November 27, 2017
QoW for Ss: "What is the value of sleep?" & "How how much sleep do you need?" Related @edpuzzle on https://t.co/LYwhQFR7lW student skills page, week 13. #iteachmath #mtbos #stealedu #shareedu http://pic.twitter.com/48Ys5dJ4da
— Matthew Richardson (@mathquestEDU) November 26, 2017
15-20 minutes may be mire realistic for first graders who are reading and then practicing a skill such as math.
— Dr. Erik Youngman (@Erik_Youngman) November 26, 2017
“Technology is changing the way we see literacy in the classroom.”-these ideas can easily incorporate skills & objectives! #DLPcoaching https://t.co/71QYcGfnUc
— Rebecca Gray (@mrsgrayreads2) November 25, 2017
Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube, Oh My! 4 Tools for Picting in the Classroom https://t.co/k0pLXWGWdt via @EdSurge #creativecommunicator #digitalliteracy http://pic.twitter.com/SsRe9LAOZy
— ISTE (@iste) November 24, 2017
Please share suggestions about enhancing #meaningful #homework… #edchat #4thchat #3rdchat #1stchat #2ndchat #5thchat #learning #teaching #education #EdAdmin #SatChat http://pic.twitter.com/1HRK6qFkXY
— Dr. Erik Youngman (@Erik_Youngman) November 26, 2017
It's time to start designing new ways to talk with each other—rather than at each other. @f_dust on why we must relearn the art of dialogue: https://t.co/33A0NWdzQk via @FastCoDesign
— IDEO (@ideo) November 24, 2017
Use #googlekeep to store your favorite color combinations! Or create your own add-on with @rheajt https://t.co/Zo4dBwDJyb #slidesyearbook #googleei http://pic.twitter.com/Gbf1JhAZLj
— Jennifer Scott (@Jentechnology) November 24, 2017
Why Kids Should Use Their Fingers in Math Class: https://t.co/FRc06BRQe2 via @TheAtlantic @JoBoaler #mathchat #elemmathchat http://pic.twitter.com/lMeMw6bguz
— Mashup Math (@mashupmath) November 24, 2017
I love to post pretty pix of Colorado weather. This one is… unsettling. https://t.co/HPrSeK6kd8
— Phil Plait (@BadAstronomer) November 24, 2017
'Google Classroom: Pull Student Paragraphs and Give Feedback' - https://t.co/wqSW9CMrxE http://pic.twitter.com/3BaWeY03t6
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) November 24, 2017
How a Tough Challenge Taught My Ss More About #Coding Than I Ever Could https://t.co/9AAix3Mrv0 @EdSurge #edtech #elearning #cs4all http://pic.twitter.com/khF8OlZ0Xs
— Matt Harris, Ed.D. (@MattHarrisEdD) November 24, 2017
The Next Level: Student-Designed Games https://t.co/MZ8bWm3h0k #futurereadylibs #tlchat http://pic.twitter.com/VSmADAdT9r
— Shannon Miller (@shannonmmiller) November 24, 2017
Learn Math with your Face (and Google Docs) https://t.co/vm9SIcyCId #edtech http://pic.twitter.com/4a14i4mKwa
— Eric Curts (@ericcurts) November 24, 2017
Activity: Important Places in Your Community @natgeoeducation https://t.co/SdSr5gQeuI http://pic.twitter.com/DkajtE39ZG
— TxGeoEd (@txgeoed) November 24, 2017
Superman, the original migrant, reminds us some home truths about nationhood http://pic.twitter.com/I57WDAs2gc
— Tom Bennett (@tombennett71) November 24, 2017
You inspired procrastination on report card writing 😜 How about these? https://t.co/hdf6gJZ7Ui https://t.co/KKjjIN9RZ5
— Nicki Ruthaivilavan (@nnruthai) November 24, 2017
Time for #5mins4fun! Alphabet Math. Nice break from the action. #CISPrimary http://pic.twitter.com/AFZh6ecseS
— Michael David Black (@mistermdblack) November 23, 2017
The Best Videos For Learning & Teaching About Net Neutrality https://t.co/bkek3ee4cU— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) November 24, 2017
Stop trying to leave,
— Daily Zen (@dailyzen) November 24, 2017
and you will arrive.
— Lao Tzu
How to Lead a Design-Driven Organization | Design Thinking - https://t.co/osQhLaTjjH
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) November 23, 2017
Using Emaze to embed my Google/ PPT presentations into VR type environments. #edtech #myp #MYPdesign http://pic.twitter.com/xQGiQnefj0
— Paul Forbes (@4954education) November 22, 2017
Reflection & Self-Assessment #Homework. #learning #teaching #education #edchat #1stchat #2ndchat #5thchat #SBLChat #HackLearning #MathChat #EdAdmin #SBLChat #atAssess #MathChat #EdAdmin http://pic.twitter.com/dxRD5WIh90
— Dr. Erik Youngman (@Erik_Youngman) November 22, 2017
Hey all - check out my awesome #eci831 grad student @brcic20m who teaches 1st grade and shares her thoughts on teaching and #edtech at https://t.co/LXD8gZalKq Pls check her out! #1stchat #edchat #saskedchat #skteachers
— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) November 20, 2017
Wonderful story and example of leadership, culture and community. Thanks for sharing, Andy. https://t.co/KK1IGN4d8J
— Sir Ken Robinson (@SirKenRobinson) November 19, 2017
How to create a cost-effective PD program that impresses https://t.co/82dJupzBnS #edchat
— Tom Murray (@thomascmurray) November 18, 2017
Inquiry Learning Cycle #aussieED http://pic.twitter.com/MuLhE33tez
— Eleni Kyritsis (@misskyritsis) November 19, 2017
How to Force a Docs Copy WITH Pre-Loaded Comments to Help your Students https://t.co/KqXbRHxDp6 #edtech #GSuiteEDU #GoogleEDU #TOSAchat #ETCoaches #DitchBook #GTTribe #HyperDocs http://pic.twitter.com/CuSOMjgNBn
— Eric Curts (@ericcurts) November 19, 2017
Join the HyperDocs Google Community to learn & share all about #HyperDocs https://t.co/I8xmPwc68z #edtech #GSuiteEDU via @WickedEdTech http://pic.twitter.com/Spzh2F994x
— Eric Curts (@ericcurts) November 18, 2017
#Russia's state ownership of most popular Russian websites #Yandex, #VKontakte #RBK, etc http://pic.twitter.com/fwmQhbdMJA
— Bilyana Lilly (@BilyanaLilly) November 18, 2017
Questions that help drive our Unit of Inquiry. We focus on 2 or 3 questions for each unit #aussieED http://pic.twitter.com/ssxuSODRU1
— Eleni Kyritsis (@misskyritsis) November 19, 2017
i would highly recommend “coaching: from theory to practice” with @EduroLearning https://t.co/I9v0HcqF9z
— Christina Botbyl (@cbotbyl) November 19, 2017
— Keri-Lee Beasley (@klbeasley) November 19, 2017
And @TheNSRF Critical Friends Group work too!
— Lissa Layman (@MmeLayman) November 19, 2017
I know @MmeLayman loves Cognitive Coaching, too
— Jeff Layman (@mrlaymanSS) November 19, 2017
Cognitive Coaching is great!
— Keri-Lee Beasley (@klbeasley) November 19, 2017
With their eyes closed, owls' camouflage is sometimes really close to perfection https://t.co/V5LqAejxrx http://pic.twitter.com/ucjKhnflbA
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) November 19, 2017
Looking for a good #phonics program. Suggestions? #elemchat #Kinderchat #1stchat
— Doug Dunn (@DougDunnEdS) November 19, 2017
Also add the books by @DrPeppler and I have a list of resources curated here: https://t.co/cUx6KWYX2U
— Colleen Graves (@gravescolleen) November 18, 2017
Playing low-tech Polygraph with my 4-yr old daughter. @Desmos It’s a blast. http://pic.twitter.com/lrmJTe9lLG
— Andrew Stadel (@mr_stadel) November 18, 2017
RT @carrie_zimmer: Tech Tidbits V. 4 up early for next week! https://t.co/PQPQNZ0PsA #ETCoaches #edtech @DoInkTweets http://pic.twitter.com/3AlbpbUSTH #doink #greenscreen
— DoInk Tweets (@DoInkTweets) November 18, 2017
Ss need tech expertise + strong social / comm skills https://t.co/2KFLXiF8bM via @ConversationEDU
— Angela Whitaker (@awhitaker1104) November 18, 2017
Hey Canadian parents, teachers, admins, or anyone who works with our youth - share this site with them, just in case.https://t.co/0Gv6RzPAF9
— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) November 17, 2017
See especially the guidance around getting photos taken down from a number of the most popular social media platforms. #parenting #digcit
Do your kids ever ask WHY they have to learn #math? Get your free eBook and explore why: https://t.co/l8BDSy1xCS http://pic.twitter.com/PTtdGIU0fR
— Mashup Math (@mashupmath) November 18, 2017
"Televangelist Jim Bakker threatens viewers’ grandkids with eternal damnation unless they buy his pancake mix" https://t.co/QKKWgJOtJN
— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) November 18, 2017
omg,
Former @ibpyp student shares advice for #pypchat teachers about how to inspire PYP learners #sridge #edcamp http://pic.twitter.com/FnOoefKwCr
— Tanya de Hoog (@Tanya_de_Hoog) November 18, 2017
Would def recommend this too #projectzero #makered https://t.co/XckuI25O8y… http://pic.twitter.com/1WdKQAATuz
— Nici Foote (@feetetweet) November 18, 2017
Not a book but I LOVE Tom Sach's 10 bullets for his studio. Lots of takeaways https://t.co/eqJq4U2CEM #makered
— john burns (@j0hnburns) November 18, 2017
I like to have a few books on the go! Also currently reading... http://pic.twitter.com/0hYqiXlYqG
— Nici Foote (@feetetweet) November 18, 2017
1. Anything by @gravescolleen https://t.co/aB0OFEynwS http://pic.twitter.com/xgUScFUqso
— Nici Foote (@feetetweet) November 18, 2017
#coetail final project is done! If you'd like to teach #designthinking to Ss, I'm sharing my resources and video. https://t.co/QUA1Ze6TAW Thanks to @MikeWBeard @AlexisSnider15 @JoyKirr @javajive @ajjuliani @spencerideas
— Michelle Beard (@michellehanoi) November 18, 2017
NCETM has some great math resources for both primary and secondary |
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) November 18, 2017
National Curriculum Primary Assessment Materials - NCETM https://t.co/HC7AcPBpTn#pypchat #isedcoach
In Apple store 101 for field trip! http://pic.twitter.com/jBVsgwmhsJ
— Lawrence Yang ADE (@creative_light) November 17, 2017
Reading isn't important because it helps get you a job. It's important because it gives you room to exist beyond the reality you're given. Reading makes the world better. It is how humans merge. How minds connect. Dreams. Empathy. Understanding. Escape. Reading is love in action.
— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) November 17, 2017
Dewey anticipated "gamification" >100 yrs ago, talked about covering a useless task "w/sugar-coating to conceal its barrenness" - vs. projects based on kids' Qs & experiences where "no device or trick of method [is needed] to enlist 'interest'"
— Alfie Kohn (@alfiekohn) November 17, 2017
3 Tools for Creating Digital Portfolios via @AvraRachel on @edutopia #bookcreator #ettsummit #digct https://t.co/O8QQIv1EYh
— Beth Holland (@brholland) November 14, 2017
Mrs. Murphy's students share what makes them a #wonder @rjpalacio @Flipgrid! https://t.co/5ilh05MLGO #FlipgridFever
— Staci Novak (@NovakLibTech) November 13, 2017
#it_uni17
How-To Use GarageBand in the Reading Classroom #AppleTeacher #edtech https://t.co/fxBsIoogNG http://pic.twitter.com/sOWYLVUw9S
— Monica Burns (@ClassTechTips) November 13, 2017
8 ways to show #empathy in the classroom from @ELAKourtneySelf #edchat #education http://pic.twitter.com/RnJYELP5zJ
— Lee Ann Jung (@leeannjung) November 13, 2017
Check these complementary resources out! https://t.co/wHDOlxUMzF - The ABC's of taking action.#PYPaction | via @EDPublishing https://t.co/FqdCGsLOVF
— IB PYP (@ibpyp) November 13, 2017
STEAMing in History https://t.co/mjASnFuHoq #BFC530 #edtechchat #STEAM #Makered
— Dennis Dill (@DennisDill) November 13, 2017
Lessons Your Students Will Love #digcit https://t.co/SjAfOpBUNK http://pic.twitter.com/nImwukjCfK
— Sgt. Marc Marty (@iDigitalCop) November 13, 2017
Join a math talk slow chat for grade 1 students. "Create pattern block turkey feathers" Please share your students' creations at #mtgr1 https://t.co/RzlAyH7FPr #1stchat http://pic.twitter.com/pgDwiMiZdn
— Leka DeGroot (@lekadegroot) November 13, 2017
I waited thirty years to share my story of sexual abuse. My perpetrator is now in prison. It is common to wait years and decades before coming forward. Why? Here is the why: (Thread) https://t.co/XMDXgPQxZG
— Dani Bostick (@danibostick) November 11, 2017
RT ClassTechTips: 5 Tips for Using #BookCreator for Reading Responses #edtech BookCreatorApp … http://pic.twitter.com/PBvNGg4ziR
— SimpleK12 (@SimpleK12) November 13, 2017
5 Practical Ways to Innovate in Your Classroom (Right Now) https://t.co/ey6h4LlSAW via @ajjuliani
— George Couros (@gcouros) November 12, 2017
It's not about the tools, it's about the skills: Updated BLOGGING visual - @langwitches http://pic.twitter.com/bvxFLRYL1h
— Silvia Tolisano (@langwitches) November 12, 2017
How You Know It’s Time to Take the Gloves Off and Throw Some Punches https://t.co/tgwY2ACSdo
— Inc. (@Inc) November 12, 2017
Sloppiness matters. This presidential misspelling of “Philippines” has been up for half an hour. No correction yet. http://pic.twitter.com/zvxpt8R7DE
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) November 12, 2017
This beautiful graphic by my colleague @jshkatz accompanies piece on the unprecedented Trump-GOP appeals court confirmation assembly line. https://t.co/qTQXuTnS3e http://pic.twitter.com/72Viqg1xGt
— Charlie Savage (@charlie_savage) November 11, 2017
Another cool example of using legos to teach a math concept. #elemmathchat #msmathchat http://pic.twitter.com/q0QidDBbDb
— Mashup Math (@mashupmath) November 11, 2017
#1stgrade Building automaticity on #sightwords is vital for fluency & comprehension. Play to learn! https://t.co/mHeQNkMR2M
— john edelson (@VSpellCityMayor) November 11, 2017
1st grade math vocab: https://t.co/Ysu7Eyrtn2
1st grade science vocab: https://t.co/tp47tJn1D9 http://pic.twitter.com/4M8xRwhI9l
Learning through inquiry - new section on the #inquirymaths site https://t.co/LnpVMBGFca Thanks to Miss Jackson and her year 8 class @WellfieldMaths1 #inquirymath
— Andrew Blair (@inquirymaths) November 11, 2017
Neuroscientist David Eagleman and composer Anthony Brandt explain how creativity works https://t.co/5tu01LIjmu
— Glenda Baker (@glendab) November 11, 2017
A robotic bicycle parking system in Japan http://pic.twitter.com/bYh2iopRZF
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) November 11, 2017
One of the few times you can control your parent! #unpluggedcoding #extremeSTEAM #TASTigers #kchatap #coetail http://pic.twitter.com/lt8g3xpbFU
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) November 11, 2017
My digital breakouts are available for all teachers to use. For free. Thanks for the shout-out, @AnnaVipc! #breakoutedu https://t.co/X2d6sJxol1 https://t.co/Od2J3xsHej
— Tom Mullaney (@TomEMullaney) November 11, 2017
My solution is to not fit a square peg into a round hole. Use @goformative instead, it integrates with @desmos #mathchat https://t.co/Xfk9wJJlrP
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) November 10, 2017
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh I love when @voxdotcom and @99piorg collaborate 😍 https://t.co/JrcD4SPLgF #mypdesign
— Jeff Layman (@mrlaymanSS) November 10, 2017
Here’s example of @PicCollage app smash. Use PicCollage to create background image w/ multiple photos. Leave space in an area 4 labels to be added in @Seesaw. Great assessment #seesawchat #RaiderStrong #1stchat http://pic.twitter.com/vD9oK1EZu3
— Sara Malchow (@smalchow) November 10, 2017
Color refers to number of speakers of that language in the class of 28 students. Imagery is borrowed from a voice image. May have been siri😀
— Mr. McGrady (@Mr_McGrady) November 10, 2017
Could also be done with sound patterns, instruments, might be a good collab with P.E. or Music teachers.
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) November 9, 2017
Loops are easily connected with the idea of patterns because of repetition, that's why I like the one I just sent you, because it involves movement and dance. Kids can then choreograph using loops!
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) November 9, 2017
You mean this one? https://t.co/8twD2wC02b
— Pana Asavavatana (@PanaAsavavatana) November 9, 2017
The National Anthem was written thirteen years after Washington died. https://t.co/u8Iv3qkJcv
— B. A. Friedman (@BA_Friedman) November 8, 2017
Get kids storytelling right from the start! Using Lucy as a mentor piece for our digital storytelling https://t.co/3QkOCv1rkq via @YouTube
— Erika Olson (@orikaelson) November 6, 2017
There is data about the languages we speak in this crazy cool mural from Grade 8 Art. http://pic.twitter.com/WjBhG78MCq
— Mr. McGrady (@Mr_McGrady) November 9, 2017
Come and join us at ISB! Elementary School STEAM Facilitator K - 2 https://t.co/HCTdicM4zw #isedcoach #learning2
— Clint Hamada (@chamada) November 8, 2017
"Since we saw Tweets hit the character limit less often, we believe people spent less time editing their Tweets in the composer." IMO this is the beauty of Twitter (esp for students)! Figuring out how to be concise but keep the same meaning. #AISQ8 #isedcoach https://t.co/pAoFTIiYKu
— Lissa Layman (@MmeLayman) November 8, 2017
Video Projects with G Suite - GTT007 https://t.co/Hk2Y77wxzI #GTTribe
— Google Teacher Tribe (@GTeacherTribe) November 8, 2017
Custom Count and Sum - Google Sheets add-on https://t.co/5K00JZKZWU
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) November 8, 2017
Working on their Creativity and Innovation, Critical Thinking and Decision Making Skills to make their own Science Show!! #becausescience @lynzlynn1011 @warriors112 #fifthgraderocks @DBzibziak4 http://pic.twitter.com/NgWT7gLOEb
— Analissa Passement (@ana_passe) November 8, 2017
Hey #kastw - this seems goodhttps://t.co/AoZd60qih3: Easily Turn Google Spreadsheets into Flashcards and Other Cool Stuff - https://t.co/eCokpmUQLy
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) November 7, 2017
#TASTigers designing portable sound booths for making #iPad recordings. #designprocess #engineering http://pic.twitter.com/W9lWvgoGiC
— Steven Collins (@MrStevenCollins) November 7, 2017
Taking a Positive Approach to School Behavior https://t.co/AgguqqY7ff #edchat #2pencilchat #fledchat
— Dennis Dill (@DennisDill) November 7, 2017
Japanese architect claims to have tackled a centuries-old problem - how to draw an oblate spheroid Earth on a flat plane. @Trianglemancsd http://pic.twitter.com/5XzZJjtPiX
— Mike Flynn (@MikeFlynn55) November 5, 2017
Use our "talk moves flowchart" to get your students talking science with one another: https://t.co/RRefBrT334 #SciEd #NGSS http://pic.twitter.com/bNdf4LBKz5
— STEM Teaching Tools (@STEMTeachTools) November 4, 2017
Google Doc resources from my @Desmos Activity Builder Session.https://t.co/0P8tGVUpSE #MTBoS #NCCTM17 https://t.co/wq1nUMfCh1
— Julie (@jreulbach) November 3, 2017
I am looking for ideas on teaching fact fluency for grade 1 teachers. Any ideas? Thoughts? Links? #1stchat #mathchat
— George Couros (@gcouros) November 3, 2017
My data selfie inspired by @feetetweet at #learning2asia using #paper53 http://pic.twitter.com/xAebkF0UGj
— Sonya terBorg (@terSonya) November 3, 2017
This is stunning interference w law enforcement. Nixon had his enemies list, but in secret. T’s openness doesn’t excuse his abuse of power. https://t.co/NQw9tjauGb
— Robert Shrum (@BobShrum) November 3, 2017
📝 When it comes to social media, there's a lot of power in asking students, "Why are you writing that way?"https://t.co/LNC7qKYDaB
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) November 3, 2017
Archeticts at work! Creating a city to study volume in 3D shapes #wal109 #engage109 #thoensen5 http://pic.twitter.com/SSEnecHBD7
— Dianne Thoensen (@Dianne_Thoensen) November 2, 2017
Now that’s DEEP in #thelearningpit ! Making our learning visible #atl #pypchat http://pic.twitter.com/JQ09scFdQv
— Katherine Williams (@Katherineqi) November 3, 2017
MakeCode for Minecraft on #Windows10 is now available! Learn how to code with @PlayCraftLearn! #MinecraftEdu https://t.co/hsvXRmsXYP
— Stuart Monro (@StuartMoMSFT) November 3, 2017
Know the area and perimeter formulas. New online Maths exercise that marks itself! https://t.co/sVXAoOoFJQ #MathsCPDchat #Mathschat #Edtech http://pic.twitter.com/WY06AVriqX
— Transum (@Transum) November 3, 2017
Policing vs monitoring: How do you build trust with students working online? https://t.co/slqBxkJgOE #digcit #digitalcitizenship http://pic.twitter.com/kdlNB9YLOX
— Hapara Team (@hapara_team) November 3, 2017
FREE Star Wars #digcit posters https://t.co/VNfp3089k0 #moedchat http://pic.twitter.com/ne4xKYayre
— Debbie Fucoloro, PhD (@debbiefuco) November 3, 2017
The Amazing Race Google Style https://t.co/lKhrTGEl7j… #gafechat #klsummit2017 #googleei #AmazingRace
— Geoff Derry (@gderry) November 3, 2017
The Haunted Pyramid is aGhostly new Tale created by @knipper_katy @thammerlund @MissAmyISPP @ramsdensuzy @horofraser https://t.co/nSXMkgZknY http://pic.twitter.com/CnnHsBryV9
— Travelling Tales (@travellingtale) November 2, 2017
Creating Certificates in Google Slides - MrAdamPE https://t.co/X93BDY62Xf #gafechat #gafesummit #googleedu
— Geoff Derry (@gderry) November 2, 2017
More #WorldOrigamiDays ideas on our Wild Maths site: https://t.co/9pjOHYqRDg Tweet us with pics of your creations!
— NRICH maths (@nrichmaths) November 2, 2017
Stumped on how to start a simple #makerspace? These 3 ideas & other resources could help you get started: https://t.co/TfYhw6KXbN #tinkering http://pic.twitter.com/ESrybBnTb9
— Participate (@participate) November 1, 2017
A list (and a poster) of strategies for use with student searchers https://t.co/FtVtytVzTh #tlchat #istelib #futurereadylibs #RU530 #RU575
— Joyce Valenza (@joycevalenza) October 30, 2017
Should I develop this idea further? #watercolour http://pic.twitter.com/mk5sbBsHNa
— M J Forster (@Matt_Forster) November 1, 2017
Why making thinking visible depends on who you are as a learner https://t.co/DuShIXShF4 via @sherrattsam
— Cathie Matthews (@catherine_leam) November 1, 2017
