It would be good to know what the subtitles are saying. It is interesting to watch the paperless classroom. it is something I'd love to see happen because it would get rid of stuff - paper stuff, folder stuff, stationery stuff, old stuff, dusty stuff. The trouble is , no one takes responsibility for the…
The Paperless Classroom with Google Docs North Canton City Schools Table of Contents Overview How to name documents and folders How to choose sharing options: Edit, Comment, and View How to share a document with specific people How to share a document as a link How to use folders How to create...
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While it sounds sleek, futuristic, easy to organize, and environmentally friendly, the reality is that paperless classrooms aren't simple.
t had been quite a while since I spend any significant amount of time in a classroom. Last week, however, I attended the Launch Pad Astronomy Workshop at the University of Wyoming at Laramie–…
Our Classroom Library system is paperless, using just QR codes and a Google Form! My students and I are enjoying this system with ease!
Teaching a Writing class with www.dawsoncollegebound.org gave me the chance to go paperless, with just a few days left int he program I took a look around to...
The paperless classroom is one aspect of the district's overall technology plan. Implemented in 2010 just before he arrived as superintendent, it's since been revised under D97 Supt. Albert Roberts.' tenure.
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Teach Smarter, Not Harder
In terms of social media, I spend the most amount of time on Twitter and the least amount of time on Facebook. On some level, it's the culture of each "place." Plus is great, but I haven't found a way to "fit in" yet -- despite having an account and posting from day one. Meanwhile, Facebook is the place where I meet folks from high school. However, it's more than that. It's the concept of space. Twitter is simple and it looks simple. Watch the user interface and there's enough negative space to breathe. Google Plus has more to offer than Facebook and does so with more negative space and easier navigation. It has me thinking of school. When I walk the halls, there's too much negative space. When I visit classrooms, there isn't enough negative space. Physically, there isn't any sense of balance. Students move from edgy overload to edgy boredom without a sense of flow. When I think of instruction, it's crammed with positive space. No reflection. No wandering. No negative space between the subjects and the concepts. Again, it misses the sense of balance. For all the talk of "instructional design," schools are often missing one of the core fundamentals of design. We need negative space. I'm not sure what it would look like, but I want schools to rethink the concept of negative space. I want to recover the paradoxically complex simplicity and solitude of negative space.
