EdTech Mastered

Hang this in your classroom for students to try easy fixes for the most common Chromebook issues. This is also great to send home with families a few times each year if your students take their devices home regularly. This Google Slides is editable if you'd like to change the theme color, add in your district's wifi name, or change any troubleshooting steps specifically for your district.

It's a great idea to start the year with a reminder about technology use and digital citizenship expectations. This presentation is ready to use as is or can be edited to include district/campus specific information. Revisiting this presentation throughout the year is a great way to support digital citizenship. This lesson is intended for use with lower elementary students. These Slides are ready-for-use, and are fully editable. It's recommended you edit the title slide and slide 7 (Safe Sites)

It's a great idea to start the year with a reminder about technology use and digital citizenship expectations. This presentation is ready to use as is or can be edited to include district/campus specific information. Revisiting this presentation throughout the year is a great way to support digital citizenship. This lesson is intended for use with upper elementary and middle school students. This presentation includes 17 slides as part of the main presentation. Additional slides can be deleted b

As a teacher, it's exhausting thinking of ways students can show their learning outside of multiple choice. Use this simple chart to provide new ideas! This graphic does not include instructional videos or links, but is a one-page design that is meant to be a reminder on various ways for our students to show what they know (that aren't multiple choice).

Use this Google Sites Rubric to set expectations for student-created Google Sites and assess their sites. The rubric is a Google Doc and can be used within an LMS or printed copies for each student. The rubric allows space to add your own descriptions and expectations. It was originally created for use with a Middle School Technology Applications class, but can be used 4th Grade and up.