Join the MT PBS Media Lab starting March 15 to learn how to use tools for creating media projects in the classroom! In March, MT PBS will host in-depth workshops about Stop Motion Studio, iMove and Do Ink Green Screen. Learn from Montana teachers who are media-making experts how to use the tools that will […]
Looking for new tech tools? Go to the cutting edge with TeachersFirst! Discover tools you and your students can use to create images, timelines, whiteboards, mind maps, and more. Learn how the TeachersFirst Edge collection is organized so you can find a tool that fits your needs. Get inspired and explore classroom applications for timesaving […]
Get trained in Code.org's Computer Science Fundamentals (CSF) CSF blends online and "unplugged" activities, especially designed for teaching in the K-5 classroom. Using methods like puzzles, classroom games, and storytelling, students are taught basic computer science concepts through fun and engaging lessons that fit flexibility into any classroom schedule. How to Register: Visit the AVID/Code.org […]
Join the MT PBS Media Lab starting March 15 to learn how to use tools for creating media projects in the classroom! In March, MT PBS will host in-depth workshops about Stop Motion Studio, iMove and Do Ink Green Screen. Learn from Montana teachers who are media-making experts how to use the tools that will […]
There are many reasons to use portfolios in the classroom - documenting student growth, reflecting on assignments, and developing communication skills are just a few. But once you’ve decided to implement them, how do you decide what tools will work best for your class? Join us and learn about free digital portfolio tools that can […]
The Region III CSPD/MRESA is hosting a free webinar on how to expand your professional learning network using Twitter. Are you ready to learn new ideas, ask questions on a global scale and be inspired? This session will talk you through what Twitter is and how to participate in a Twitter chat to learn and […]
Join the MT PBS Media Lab starting March 15 to learn how to use tools for creating media projects in the classroom! In March, MT PBS will host in-depth workshops about Stop Motion Studio, iMove and Do Ink Green Screen. Learn from Montana teachers who are media-making experts how to use the tools that will […]
Get trained in Code.org's Computer Science Fundamentals (CSF) CSF blends online and "unplugged" activities, especially designed for teaching in the K-5 classroom. Using methods like puzzles, classroom games, and storytelling, students are taught basic computer science concepts through fun and engaging lessons that fit flexibility into any classroom schedule. How to Register: Visit the AVID/Code.org […]
Go beyond CSF with this new training course from Code.org! The CSF Deep Dive workshop is designed for K-5 educators who have started teaching CSF, but want to "dive deeper" into the curriculum and solidify their own implementation strategies. Note: The CSF workshop is not a prerequisite for Deep Dive, but participants should have started […]
Microsoft Forms are often overlooked when discussing free tools for remote instruction. Join us for this session and learn to use Forms to personalize instruction, accommodate learner differences, foster independent learning and implement formative and summative assessments. Come prepared to explore and to add this tool to your teaching toolkit. This session is for teachers […]
Get trained in Code.org's Computer Science Fundamentals (CSF) CSF blends online and "unplugged" activities, especially designed for teaching in the K-5 classroom. Using methods like puzzles, classroom games, and storytelling, students are taught basic computer science concepts through fun and engaging lessons that fit flexibility into any classroom schedule. How to Register: Visit the AVID/Code.org […]
Get trained in Code.org's Computer Science Fundamentals (CSF) CSF blends online and "unplugged" activities, especially designed for teaching in the K-5 classroom. Using methods like puzzles, classroom games, and storytelling, students are taught basic computer science concepts through fun and engaging lessons that fit flexibility into any classroom schedule. How to Register: Visit the AVID/Code.org […]
Join the MT PBS Media Lab starting March 15 to learn how to use tools for creating media projects in the classroom! In March, MT PBS will host in-depth workshops about Stop Motion Studio, iMove and Do Ink Green Screen. Learn from Montana teachers who are media-making experts how to use the tools that will […]
Go beyond CSF with this new training course from Code.org! The CSF Deep Dive workshop is designed for K-5 educators who have started teaching CSF, but want to "dive deeper" into the curriculum and solidify their own implementation strategies. Note: The CSF workshop is not a prerequisite for Deep Dive, but participants should have started […]
Connect your students to primary sources, capture their imagination, and develop their content knowledge in any subject area with the Smithsonian Learning Lab. Learn how to combine the Smithsonian’s wealth of resources with your own to quickly create personalized lessons and activities that increase engagement and develop critical thinking skills in grades 3-12. You can […]
Join the MT PBS Media Lab starting March 15 to learn how to use tools for creating media projects in the classroom! In March, MT PBS will host in-depth workshops about Stop Motion Studio, iMove and Do Ink Green Screen. Learn from Montana teachers who are media-making experts how to use the tools that will […]
Do you work with students whose primary language is not English? Google’s suite of free products includes several features that can help your students leverage their native language as they practice literacy skills. Join this session to learn about Google tools that will support your students learning English as a New Language (ENL). This session […]
Get trained in Code.org's Computer Science Fundamentals (CSF) CSF blends online and "unplugged" activities, especially designed for teaching in the K-5 classroom. Using methods like puzzles, classroom games, and storytelling, students are taught basic computer science concepts through fun and engaging lessons that fit flexibility into any classroom schedule. How to Register: Visit the AVID/Code.org […]
