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Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines Poster
Check out this fantastic poster of copyright and fair use guidelines for teachers from the people at Tech&Learning. You can click on the image for a larger version, and make copies for teachers in...
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Digital Citizenship Poster for Middle/High School
I was looking around for some new posters I could use to spice up the walls of our computer lab, and came across this one from Common Sense Media. It’s a fun, engaging way to get students to think...
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Your iPad In A Nutshell: A Quick Reference Card
The fine people at Custom Guide have created one-page reference cards for many popular technology products, but I found this iPad reference guide particularly useful. It is a fantastic summary of the...
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Can I Use This Image?
Ever had a student ask you this question? Well, thanks to this fantastic flowchart from Pia, Erin and Yvette, your students can now answer that question themselves! Plus, as a blogger, this is really...
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Responsible Use of Email For Students Handout
Saw this fantastic handout on Langwitches‘ blog, and had to share. This quick, easy printable is a great way to open up a discussion with students about what email etiquette looks like, and how they...
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Free Plagiarism Poster!
I know this is a little simplistic, but I thought this flowchart from the fine folks at EasyBib was a fantastic way to drive home to students that more often than not they need to cite their sources....
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12 Ways To Use Padlet In Your Classroom Tomorrow!
Let me introduce you to one of my new go-to tech tools: Padlet. It’s free, it’s easy-to-use, and it’s awesome. Oh, and did I mention… no signup needed? Padlet is essentially a digital poster that can...
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