Tips on using QR-Codes with weblinks in the classroom. Includes, short reading texts, feedback, listening comprehension and maps.
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The number of digital publications has exploded in the past couple of years. And I’m not talking about literature only. Think of manuals fo... -
Google Sheets are great for managing students’ gradebooks and keeping all sorts of organisational content for school. However, I find them ...
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Update : Google has made it possible to copy the link via right-click menu in the meantime. Just click into the video and right click on the... -
At the beginning of this school year I was faced with a novel task: putting the school’s library catalogue online for our students. M...
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I have been an avid user of Kahoot in the classroom basically ever since this innovative tool has started. However, Kahoot does have its lim...
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A common problem I hear from teachers is collecting email addresses from their students. Even though the school might provide the students ...
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For many teachers using Google Drive in class is made more difficult by the fact that not all students use or want to use Google Drive. Mo...
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While few people haven’t even heard the name Chromecast yet, Google’s latest device has made quite a splash within the tech scene and has ... -
For the last week I have been using a new Samsung Chromebook in school (not with students, just for myself as a teacher) and it has been mos...
