Be Mobile, Don’t Travel: Tips for Surviving without a Classroom by H. E. James
If you are a teacher without a classroom, you have to think like you have a mobile office.
View Article2016 and Beyond: The Future of Classroom Technology by @MelanieNathan
Widespread public interest surrounds new technologies in the classroom. The infusion of innovative learning systems and computerization into educational settings promises to create significant change...
View ArticleHow To Become Active In The Association
Welcome to a new podcast series, the Jersey Educator Podcast, sponsored by the New Jersey Education Association. Whether you are a teacher, an education support professional, or a New Jersey Student...
View Article2016 EdTech Resolutions
What are your EdTech Resolutions for 2016? Perhaps you are looking to go paperless or use a new tool in your classroom. In this episode of the TechEducator Podcast we will dive into our list and help...
View ArticleGetting Started Coding With Your Classroom
In this episode, Jeff sits down with Todd Beard and Sam Patterson to learn how classrooms can take that first leap into the awesome world of Coding. Join us, as we dive into the Hour of Code and Beyond...
View ArticleApply Today To Be A PBS LearningMedia Digital Innovator | @PBSLrnMedia
I am excited to announce that applications are open for the 2016 PBS LearningMedia Digital Innovator program. This is a very exciting program that I was fortunate to be apart of in 2015. For more...
View ArticleAmazing Time Management Resources Useful For Teachers
The way education in this advanced or modern era has been changed, the role of various mind blowing and productive time management applications is increasing day by day. Therefore, this is the high...
View ArticleWhat Is The Best Handheld Microphone For iPad Recordings?
The other day, I had a listener send me a voice message asking me to recommend my favorite handheld microphones. I have talked several times about the equipment that I use in my studio and how I am...
View Article10 Epic Tools Busy Teachers Need to Be Aware of
With a very busy schedule and multiple day-to-day activities, how can teachers keep track of all of the great edtech tools out there for students? Here is a great list of applications for the busy...
View ArticleFrom Someone Who’s Been There: Virtual Schools Can Learn A Lot from Higher Ed...
I’ve been a student and a teacher in so many different situations, it’s difficult to keep track of them all. In high school, I participated in the original form of distance learning: a correspondence...
View Article4 Important Google Drive Skills for Teachers to Learn by @LauraCallisen
Once they overcome a bit of a learning curve, teachers who use Google Drive as a classroom tool are sure to be impressed at the usefulness of this tool and its related plugins. Google Drive can be used...
View Article10 Reasons You Should Start Using Google in the Classroom by @emilyjohnson322
Modern children use digital gadgets daily, and the Internet is high on their list. Thus, creative teachers should get the most out of the digital era and adapt their lessons to include online education...
View ArticleCreating Your First Podcasting Studio
In todays episode, we speak with The Wired Educator, Kelly Croy, and learn how he created his own podcast this past year. Additionally, Jeff shares some tips and tricks that he learned when creating...
View ArticleQuit Raising Hands… I’m Calling On Everybody! by @SamPatue
Raising hands is a waste of time! There it has been said. Nothing brews boredom faster than the time it takes to get quiet and listen. Do you want to support literacy skills, typing instruction, and...
View ArticleLearning about Google Forms, formRanger, formLimiter, autoCrat and copyDown
In this episode of the TechEducator Podcast, we explore powerful Add-ons for Google Forms and Google Sheets. Also in this episode, we have a visit from Andrew Stillman, one of the amazing authors of...
View ArticleThe Great EdTech Debate: Google Sites vs Google Classroom vs Blogger
As we move from the world of paper through the world of digital into the world of virtual, we are more and more faced with making the right decisions that not only will be helpful to our students, but...
View ArticleWhat Lessons Can You Learn When You Rethink Your Leadership Strategies?
Jeff sits down with Kathy Jourdain and Mike Ritzius to discuss how leadership styles can make or break your next project. In this episode, we look at top down leadership strategies as seen in large...
View ArticleNJSEA: What Can We Learn From Our Student Education Association Chapters?
In this episode of the Jersey Educator Podcast, we welcome two members of the New Jersey Student Education Association, Hannah Pawlak and Megan Namnama on to the podcast to discuss the New Jersey...
View Article5 Ways Of Improving The Scenario Of College Education by Jessica Mark
To a large extent, the college education could be perceived as an experience in which teenagers or young adult students explore the different form of education that is quite different from school...
View Article3 No-Fail Tips for Creating Your First eCourse By Julie Ellis
You’re a great teacher. You love your work, your students, and being in the classroom. You have had an Internet presence for a long time, devoted to your subject field and have lots of followers, not...
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