Explore Holidays Around the World in Virtual Reality

We're just a week away from Christmas and many schools around the world have just a few more days before the holiday break begins! During these last few days, many classrooms take some time to teach about the many December holidays and traditions from around the world. Here are a few ways to incorporate virtual reality into those lessons!

Use YouTube Poll Cards for Quick Formative Assessment

I came across a new gem in YouTube via a Google+ post by +Kyle Beatty. YouTube introduced a new type of Card called the Poll Card that you can attach to your videos that allow you to ask your audience questions and they can respond by selecting an answer. This might be a great option for teachers looking to gather quick formative feedback from students during a video lesson. Continue reading to learn more about this new feature!

Google Classroom: The Case for Keeping Email Notifications!

I've seen and received many complaints regarding Google Classroom email notifications and how they can quickly clog the inbox. Because of this, many simply choose to turn this feature off. But I'm here to plead the case for leaving email notifications turned on! They don't have to clutter the inbox. You can control and organize them! Find out how in my latest blog post and video tutorial.

YouTube Kids App Review!

YouTube Kids Android and iOS App Released!
On February 23, 2015, Google released a new Youtube app. This time focusing on its youngest users! I've given this new app a spin and here's my review at launch.

A Curated List of the Best Youtube Channels for Educators

My PLN has helped curate this great list of educational Youtube Channels!
With the help of my PLN, I've collected some of the best Youtube channels for teachers and students.