How to Produce and Publish Your Podcast in Minutes
“You should start a podcast,” a friend said last year. I didn’t want to do it, because I was afraid of taking on the burden of one more project. And I thought podcasting was too Read More …
“You should start a podcast,” a friend said last year. I didn’t want to do it, because I was afraid of taking on the burden of one more project. And I thought podcasting was too Read More …
Here’s your chance. You’ve got the ear of every child in the world. You can teach them one lesson. What will it be? A discussion about teaching kids one important lesson, prompted the image at the Read More …
The sign says: You cannot do extra credit to bring up your grade. . . . What can you do to bring up your grade? Maybe you should start with your work. . . when Read More …
Educator, author and instructional design expert, Ross Cooper, explores inquiry based learning with Hack Learning creator Mark Barnes. Cooper explains what inquiry in the K12 classroom looks like and what teachers need to do to Read More …
Teachers worry about the Common Core, high stakes testing, accountability, parent complaints, and many other issues that face educators daily. What if you could stop worrying? What if there were quick fixes for your school and classroom Read More …
During a recent Twitter chat, I shared a picture of a Hack Learning T-Shirt; it was just a mockup of an idea. The chat began buzzing with tweets of “Where can I get a shirt Read More …
What’s a hacker? Some people think of hackers only as nefarious people who try to steal your identity or break into your computer files. These aren’t hackers, though; they are criminals. Real Hackers are people Read More …
Are you tired of the same old education books? You know the kind: Literacy training, Leadership strategies, Classroom management, Test preparation. . . . The list of been-there-done-that education books is longer than some interstate Read More …
Not only does Twitter’s in-app video feature give you and students a great opportunity to easily create and tweet short videos, it stores the videos on your device for posterity. Now, after tweeting your video Read More …
Check out the power of Twitter’s in-app video feature, which marries social networking and video-two irresistible digital learning tools. Consider what you can do as a teacher with this amazing feature. Engage all students in Read More …
Teacher time is a problem that needs to be hacked. The Center for Teaching Quality recently considered the problem of teacher time. After discussing this problem, representatives from the CTQ challenged educators to consider major changes in how teacher Read More …
Hackers see things differently. Hackers see solutions that may already exist but are overlooked, because those close to the problem may have personal agendas that get in the way of the solution. This is not Read More …