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  • Adobe Spark: Memoji

    Since early March, I have been messing around and creating logos and drawings using the Adobe Spark app. As part of that I’ve taken advice and watched videos showing some different ways of using the app. Last week, Rabbi Michael Cohen posted a great walk-through of how to modify an Apple messages Memoji to look…

  • The Flipped Classroom: Revisited

    think we are seeing the fruit of this classroom experiment playing out. Parents and students are at home, working through school, and developing learning at their own pace. As a result, mentor educators are coming alongside and helping when asked and needed. Students are flourishing. Yet, we need to be aware of the other side…

  • ReBlog: Writing Prompts for When You Can’t Write Due to a Global Crisis

    Some humor is a good thing during a difficult time. If you are looking for a list of interesting writing prompts to finish the semester or for the fall here are some to give you an idea of what to write. wordpress.com: Writing Prompts for When You Can’t Write Due to a Global Crisis. https://brevity.wordpress.com/2020/05/11/writing-prompts-for-when-you-cant-write-due-to-a-global-crisis/

  • March of the non-NTI Days

    So, I wanted to share a bit about what I have been doing since then. Flex Time sheets, I currently have one completed for last week and anticipate completing another one for next week. Currently, this week is being logged as snow days so I don’t know exactly if/how I can log this work time.…

  • #KYGODigital Presentation: Digital Footprints

  • Google Art and Culture page is a Treasure Trove for teachers

    If you haven’t added the Google Arts & Culture extension to your Chrome then you are missing out. It changes the main graphic in your opening tab each day to a piece of artwork from around the world. Also if you don’t like it, simply click and get a different piece. It is a great way to…