Resources for Participants

Well, what an adventure that was! A 30 hour trip to Miami, two days filled with edu-awesome, and a 30 hour trip back home! Highlights? My keynote in a church (the ‘Madonna mic’ made me feel like doing a rendition of ‘Like A Prayer’, but in the end I stuck...

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What a wonderful week working with the teachers and students at CISHK! Curriculum design for classrooms, a scope and sequence for the R-6 Technologies Programs, professional learning for teachers through co-teaching, modelling and reflective practice… wowee! This video is a...

Augmented Reality (AR) is becoming more useful and accessible for classroom learning experiences all the time. This week, I used a really simple AR app, Quiver, in a Year 1 classroom at the Chinese International School.     Students explored the concept of radial...

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Photography is (wonderfully) more accessible than ever. When our students have access to the connected camera that is an integral part of our creative mobile devices, the lens becomes an entry point, a conduit between what is placed before it and a myriad of other creative tools....

What a sensational week it was on site in Indonesia at the British School Jakarta. Stop-Motion with three year old students, AR experiences with mandala making, selfies created in type and dig-collages galore! Lots of new apps and ideas for their elementary curriculum.  

Through my experiences in schools across a variety of contexts I’ve learned that if we don’t share really practical and productive ideas for managing these ‘housekeeping’ issues, we run the risk of building barriers, not bridges, towards truly integrated...

I am so fortunate to jump in and out of connected classrooms across the globe, and I’m happy to work with whatever tools are in place to support learning. However, I am always excited to see an Apple TV in place that allows me to be mobile and responsive, using my iPad to...