There’s so much teachers can do with PowerPoint in the classroom. Illustrating a complicated scientific process, playing “Jeopardy” as a topic review, showing slides of a recent school activity – the possibilities are endless. PowerPoint is […]
Category: Resources
Good Teaching – Desktop Wallpaper
This desktop wallpaper is inspired by a very accurate assessment of what it is to be a truly brilliant teacher. The quote, from American novelist and short story writer Gail Kathleen Godwin, illustrates how there is a lot more to great teaching than […]
4 Ways the Internet is Making Kids Smarter [INFOGRAPHIC]
It’s a pretty hot topic of debate… Is the Internet making us smarter or dumber? Or is it just making us more volatile to the occasional ‘YouTube comment‘ outburst. I guess it would be difficult to […]
8 Ways To Help Your Child With Homework – INFOGRAPHIC
Whether you agree with homework or not, chances are it’s going to cause a battle in your household at some stage. Memories of tears, frustration, raised voices and stern looks come back to me as I […]
Try the ‘C3B4Me’ Policy to Encourage Students to Become Self-Directed Learners in the Flipped Classroom
Without question, the complex dynamics of the classroom, its tone, the interpersonal forces at play, and the nature and structure of communication patterns all combine to either support or inhibit students’ motivation to pursue a goal.” […]
INFOGRAPHIC: What are the World’s Biggest Technology Companies Doing to Improve Education?
Dollars, time and equipment… The world’s biggest technology companies understand the value of education, after all, who will power their next generation of business success? The below infographic looks at exactly what tech companies have been […]
A Magically Visual Way to Explore Complex Ideas – Imaginary Factory
Every now and then you stumble across a website that is truly magical (eelslap.com). A site that makes you realize that the web, digital media, and technology have created a whole new realm for artists to […]
Present and Discuss in Class with Google Presentations
Most educators who started teaching in Microsoft’s operating system in its heyday have all created more than their share of Powerpoints. For good reason too. They’re easy, there’s a wide variety of designs, animations, transitions, and […]
Education is the Lighting of a Fire [Wallpaper]
It seems only appropriate that in this week leading up to St. Patrick’s Day we celebrate a great Irish poet, William Butler Yeats. Born and educated in Dublin, Ireland, Yeats was…
Plagiarism vs Research [Wallpaper]
[The below digital copies are created as school wallpapers for multiple devices and screen resolutions.] ‘Plagiarism vs Research’ by Fractus Learning is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Desktop wallpaper: 1024×768, 1280×800, 1366×768, 1440×900, 1920×1080 This Week’s […]
Teachers Make the World Go Round [Wallpaper]
[The below digital copies are created as school wallpapers for multiple devices and screen resolutions] ‘Teachers Make the World Go Round’ by Fractus Learning is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Desktop wallpaper: 1024×768, 1280×800, 1366×768, 1440×900, 1920×1080 […]
A Teacher’s Help – Free Wallpaper and Classroom Poster
The below digital copies are created as desktop wallpapers for multiple devices and screen resolutions. The images are published under creative commons, so please feel free to share and publish on your own blog, school site […]
Use Your Head – Classroom Poster and Wallpaper
This weeks classroom poster is short, sweet and cuttingly accurate for many :) Credited to no particular individual, I think it is safe to attribute this one to every grandmother, grandfather, aunt, uncle that gave you that look
6 of the Best Sites for Student Graphs and Charts
There are hundreds of great sites out there that students can use to turn facts and figures into fantastic visuals for assignments or project work. Guide them towards one of these brilliant online tools to help […]
Studying Abroad in America [Infographic]
A strong increase in the number of international student enrolling in US colleges over the past ten years is proving that an American education is highly sought after. According to the Institute of International Education: “There are 31 percent more […]
Stretching the Mind – Classroom Poster and Wallpaper
Over the past year we’ve had a lot of great feedback from readers suggesting ways we can bring EdTech enthusiasm into the classroom. One recent suggestion was to put our Tweeted quotes on to printed classroom […]
6 Education SlideShares To Inspire, Improve And Innovate Your School
One of the things I love about the modern web is the willingness of talented people to share their amazing content for free. Online communities that encourage individuals to share their work in return for broad […]
5 Awesome Prezis And 5 Ways To Use Them In Your Digital Classroom
I am just going to put it out there and say that Prezi is one of my all time favorite tools for work and for play. Simple, fun, free and with an endless number of uses in the digital […]
Create Old Fashioned Slide Shows With Story Wheel
Remember the magical days of slide nights? The click of the projector as each memory is loaded from the carousel? The yawns and drifting eyelids of unfortunate guests as the seventeenth set is slotted into place? OK, […]
12 Education TED Talks Not To Miss This Year
With TED announcing the lineup for 2012 last week, we now get a glimpse into what ‘Ideas Worth Spreading’ are in store this year. With some of the brilliant education TED talks last year such as […]
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