In this episode, Nick and Guise talk about their favorite #edtech take-a-ways from the ISTE Conference in Philadelphia. They review the latest improvements to their favorite #edtech tools as well as introduce a few new tools.
We talk about PD that you can attend from home, local conferences and edcamps that you can check out in person, online certifications to pursue at your leisure, and our top 4 reading list.
In this episode, Guise and Nick discuss the art of teacher questioning after a teacher inquiry.
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24 Tech Tools for Student-Centered Learning
Guise and Nick dive deep into the foundational building blocks of student-centered classrooms and the changing roles of teacher and student.
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Project-Based Learning and Choice Boards with Jennifer Skomial
Guise and I welcome the 2019 New Jersey State Teacher of the Year, Jen Skomial. Jen talks about her recent win as state teacher of the year and shares her expert advice on student-centered learning.
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EdTech Fantasy Draft: 41 EdTech Tools for the Student-Centered Classroom
Nick and Guise invite EdTech Guru Jeff Losch onto the show to participate in the first-ever EdTech Fantasy Draft focusing on the Student-Centered Classroom!
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Using Edjinotes for Student Collaboration and Feedback w/ Dan Gallagher
Guise and Nick welcome Dan Gallagher in to talk about Feedback and Collaboration with Edjinotes. Next, Guise and Nick put Dan on the GotTechED Hotseat to learn about his favorite EdTech resources.
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Microsoft Teams vs Google Classroom: You Decide
In this episode, we compare Microsoft Teams vs. Google Classroom, share some edtech mash-ups: different ways that apps, extensions, and websites can be combined in interesting ways for your classroom, and we put Nick on the GotTechED HotSeat.
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Project-Based Learning from Idea to Implementation with Guest Richard Smith
Guise and Nick welcome technology guru Richard Smith to talk about Project-Based Learning and ways to get students involved in non-tradition education
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Effective, Yet Simple Methods of Introducing Real-Life Problems into Your Classroom
Guise and Nick welcome Karen Lucci and David Sherwin to talk about effective methods for implementing real-life problems (Student-Centered Learning) into the classroom.
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Is a Genius Hour a Genius Idea
In this episode, we reflect on the #njecc2019 conference. We talk about Genius Hour and how teachers can implement a Genius Hour into their curriculum.
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EdTech Bonanza
Guise and Nick share their #edtech holiday wishlist and discuss each other’s New Years Resolutions. They also take at the top 3 edtech they’re most excited about using in 2019.
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