Signposts
Tomorrow begins the second year of this blog. What originally started out as a place to share my visual reflections on learning has evolved.
EdTech, Accessibility, & Productivity
Tomorrow begins the second year of this blog. What originally started out as a place to share my visual reflections on learning has evolved.
Mystery Drawing exercises have the potential to provide a fun listening exercise to reinforce key vocabulary and when presented digitally, provide students listening practice.
A teacher recently asked me what were the top three skills they should teach in a computer elective course to prepare students for SBAC.
Growing Up Google. Great keynote from @lisegaluga to kick off Solano #gafesummit pic.twitter.com/hjyXy1MYU5— Melissa Oliver (@maoliver17) November 14, 2015 I began the Solano County.
When things get busy, creating helps keep me relaxed. Creating focuses my energies and immediately drowns out any stressors. In response to Monday’s #TOSAchat.
#Reflect31: My 3 Words On Twitter today I came across the #Reflect31 hashtag and was intrigued by the images I saw associated with it..
Maggie Vector Portrait I continue to be amazed at what is possible with Google Drawing. This evening, I was playing around with making.
It’s summer. I spent the school year working and enrolled in different programs. Those programs have finished and I’m not spending my summer training.
Within Google Drawing, you have the ability to rotate objects and text 360°. If you are using a lot of rotated objects or text.
Today I graduated from my Administrative Credential Program after 9 months of every other Saturday, weekly online chats, countless papers, and countless hours spent.