Copy, paste, undo, refresh, right click (secondary click), resizing an image, opening a new tab, drag and drop…….. basics right?!?!?! Just like riding a bike! Driving a car!
But, we all had to learn to ride that bike and drive that car. Who’s teaching you, your colleagues or your students these seemingly basic skills?
In the first and second post of this series we have looked at the following three ways schools waste money and what we can do about it: 1. The principal is not aware of their leadership role, 2. They hire the wrong type of person to oversee the technology in your school,
Google Forms gives you the option to randomise questions and answers. This is very useful if you are concerned that the order in which questions or answers are presented in might skew the results or create bias. It’s also useful in classroom situations if you have students who may take a peek at other students’ screens and choose the same answer!
Welcome to a new year full of new possibilities We hope you have had time to unwind, spend time with family and friends and are recharged and ready to make a difference in so many lives! 😀 Thanks to all of you who tuned in to the first edition of The
In this week’s OutClassed Podcast, Mike and Blake continue on their discussion regarding the 7 essential elements of school transformation framework. This week it is all about technology and infrastructure.
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Our skills checklist will help you find out.
