More Reading on a Reasonable Response
Contributor: | File type : Article
This post suggests guidelines for schools transitioning to homestudy programs.
An computer science teaching organization compiled a list of resources for schools. Although many of the example respo... Read More
Sample Student At-Home Assignment Instructions
Contributor: Joseph Shantz | File type : Document
This template guides teachers in creating assignments for K-8 students studying at home during the COVID-19 break.
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Electronics: Friend or Enemy
Contributor: Conrad Smucker | Length : 46 | File type : Audio
It might depend whom you ask. Perhaps there are some ways to use it rightly; indeed, we use some sort of electronic technology every day. But what about tablets, phones, computers, and such like enhan... Read More
Speed It Up—Carefully: Old and New Technology to Serve Your School
Contributor: Austin Shenk | Length : 8 | File type : Video
Isn't technology great?
Possibly. Technology can speed up whatever we're doing. But if we're not sure about our goals for technology, it will likely get in our way, says Austin. He describes new te... Read More
Tech on a Budget: Serving the School as Efficiently as Possible
Contributor: Howard Lichty | Length : 14 | File type : Video
Which computer system do you prefer: one that costs more than your school can afford, or one that needs constant maintenance from school staff? Neither are ideal for small schools short on funds and s... Read More
Writing in the Air: Flexible Teaching with OneNote and a Surface Tablet
Contributor: Amy Zimmerman | Length : 3 | File type : Video
If your classroom has a projector, you can display PowerPoint and pictures. But does your projector get in the way of real, interactive teaching? Amy describes a tool that allows her the flexibility o... Read More
Getting around the Chalkboard: Digital Graphing Tools for Better Student Interaction
Contributor: Jason Beachy | Length : 6 | File type : Video
If you teach algebra using the Cartesian plane method, your students are familiar with graphing paper. That is perfect for work at their desk, but how can you practice and check work together as a cla... Read More
Social Media and Ministry (Matt Landis)
Contributor: Matt Landis | Length : 51 | File type : Audio
Is social media the new "main street" of our technical world? Does the modern version of street meetings include reaching out via social media? What are dangers? We will look at Twitter, Facebook and ... Read More
An Anabaptist Philosophy of Technology (Matt Landis)
Contributor: Matt Landis | Length : 33 | File type : Audio
Anabaptists have been thinking, making statements and taking action on technological changes in our world. This presentation attempts to look at broader technological questions: Is any technology real... Read More
Using Trello for Recurring Administrative Tasks
Contributor: Arlyn Nisly | File type : Article
Trello is a list-keeper that is free (freemium), easy to use, extensible, and robust. I use it for multiple purposes, but here is how I use it to manage the repetitive tasks that go with my job as pri... Read More